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LETTER-BOX,
A RKCWT1CLE FOR THE THOUGHTS
OF CORRESPONDENTS,
im ?
THE GAZKTT.K : TIPTON, G A,, FRIDA Y, AUGUST 12,1892.'
*.'»>»» nuil Kreytta of I.»l« t-n»l *W«eplrI»>K
chronicled liy it 1'nlthfnl nml Hill-
elrnt Corpi, of RPjiorteM,
Titliaruanlu AhhihHiHIou.
Alapaha, Augunt, 8,—'J’lic Takor
urn'lii Aiwoeiiuion mlit (n'AlgWwV. on
July Wih mid formally organized
The foil owing coinniitLiea wore nj»
jminted, vir,:
To solicit donations,---B, B. Gray,
I’inoWoom i John M. Lott, Douglas;
J, II, Baker, Aliipalia; K. H. Hmitli,
Sycamore j Dr, J. CVGoodniaii, Tift-
on; A. J, Parrish, Sparks; W, L.
Kennoti, Adel; If, B, iV(')/li's, Xnsli-
viJIu; S, K, (Joleioao, Oca)a; John
Fussell, Kjrkland,
To accept propositions,—’Thos. B.
Marshiill, Wjllauoochop j Jesse Dolt,
Broxton; Jeff, Kirkland, Pearson;
Jlcv, J. 0. Wilkinson, Alapaha; J. B.
Ohnn, Knigma; John Band), Nash
ville; M. T. Paulk, Kissimmee; B,
Irhy, Cycloneta; Bov. B. W, lhiek-
abtio, Sparks,
The object of tlie associaliou is to
permanently organize and Imild a
talii'i'imele mi tl;« most desirable looa-
• tion, there to carry on a series of
(neelings every year; employ the
very best talent and otherwise to he
of vast importance in enlightening
mid christianizing the people through
out the wli'ograss section of Georgia.
All who are interested in this grand
work are very respectfully invited to
blunt in tlm Methodist elllirch in A1-
ppalia, at 1 o’elook on Tuesday, Aug-
tistlilld, 1KUU,
P. If, OnvMPldtjt, Ohalrjiinti,
A. K, Ki.moti', Secretary,
Doliemlaii’H itudgel.
Vkcil, August 8,-~Takc one fourth
of a pound of fair Bio coffee and
carefully roast it to a medium brown
and pml into a very fine meal. Put
six moderately heaped leaspoonfulls
of tlio meal in a liiflf gallon coffee
pot, then pour over the meal one clip
of boiling water anil let the decoction
aland one minute then add five more
cups of boiling <vnU>r. Wait 10 min
utes and then put one tablespoonfull
aweot cream in a coffee cup and pour
on it. tlio hot coffee,
I have boon somewhht particular
in giving the above directions, as
every one loves good coffee and I
really believe the above preparation
was the famous nectar of Jupiter
when sugar was added to Hiilt the
taste of that fastidious god, At least
it is goo<) enough for me.
Fake a half bushel of sound little
cob corn, free from trash, and carry
it to uncle Sebo Met,’ey and ask him
to grind it very flue, Tnko the meal
homo and ask your cook to wet it
well and hake it brown in Hioall, thin
pones and you will have something
lit to eat while you drink.
Most grain makes good brood; but
worm has something to do with
weeping at his unfilnew, tlio I-ord
was merciful, “Oh, no,” said he, “I
am not fit to be fit.” Many of them
go for the honor of the name and
lose it by ignorance and carelessness,
and thereby lose their salary and pay
off their constituents m disgrace and
inconvenience. Tlioy ought to lie
treated like the old man who wanted
to lie a doctor treated his wife. He
gathered roots and herbs and gave
them to his wife to drink thereof,
“and'’ said he, “If they don’t kill yon
they’re good medicine.” Let the
laws they make effect only them
selves two years, and if they can
stand them lot them have a trial on
others,
I learn it is common now for ox.
legislators to have Williams sworn to
thorn they are unwilling to father.
But then, Pendleton runs that branch
of the court, hear ye him.
Bohkmiax.
Knignm p,chocs,
Knuuia, August 10.
on, ti|o rain l the uesu%il r»in I
Down In Hr farm yard, tip’ In the Inno;
jjaifU si Hie work shop, o’er llmhills,
It drowns (lie leg certs mid ptoses tlio mills.
It lifts rained here nearly everyday
during the past tell weeks.
Miss Mattie Being, of Pearson,
Spent it few days in town Iasi week.
Mr, 1C. 1C. Lytle has just rotunrml
from a visit to Aslilmrii, (la. Ho re
ports times dull and I Be ground wet
1|p there-
Kurmurti nru having a laid time
trying to suyu t||u fodder crop. If
ruins every day.
Dr. J, II. Umuimmd, of this place,
Went tip to Syuamove last week on
professional business.
• Tlie little infant sou of Mr. and
Mrs. Oeorge Diilloso died Iasi night
with llmlera infantum.
Airs. 1C, K. Lytle and children are
Visiting relatives in Muodp county
fills week,
Mr, 'Gotiu Bussey returned last
Monday from Dawson, where ho had
been to visit his uncle, Mr. J. I 1 ', Bus
sey, who wo are sorry to learn is
ygoro.% ill,
Grech lirown, unloved, one nf
Messrs. Weston A- Gunn’s teamsters,
)md a leg broken and an ankle joint
dislocated one day last week. Given
;s a clover darkey and his fi lends
eympftlhiz,o with him in his tifilioilim.
Jlp is improving vet'}' fast now.
Wanted- To liuy the right to soli
the tltl.lt of Captain, Colonel, Major,
General and Judge in south Georgia.
Would not nu iiiHuraneo company,
that would insure the eluetion of can
didates, do a thriving business now ?
— •v*}9m Ifows items are suaroe this Week;
te’ . but rain is plentiful, we are able to
unite.'
Mrs Afnry AJitloney, of llnhirn, is
fit Enigma this week visiting her
daughter, Mrs, W. 8. KehuausH.
dr*. lB^itiar and one of the little
Regulator* have been ipilte slok with
FOR 11V» PEPSI A,
IiirlifriWItfi nml ftofMMCb 'Hsortlcrs, lake
lifjiwdtfi. idmi ftoftiMCb 'JHorucrs, ti
mvowyitt IRON miTKHK.
All iIpuUts fcerp li, ?! p»»f broth). lifiiwinclmo
trroliMroir* am! erwo«l fed lines ou wrapper.
SIXTH DISTRICT CANVAS.
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sevi-rnl varieties which bus the pow
er to turn men into devils. I see by
the papers that there are two saloons
in Washington in tho nation’s e.ajii-
tol, And tlie Inst legislature of
Georgia found one, a one-eyed tiger,
convenient to our legislators. Our
Judge Hansel! keeps sober; but what
can ho hope for tlie good of the peo
ple, when we trust drunk men to
make laws for us, One thing the
people can and ought to do, refuse
to vote for a candidate who drinks,
“(live us this day oi|r daily bread.”
There is no hint in the above oft-re
pented prayer that grain would la 1
put to the use of making human
fools and fiends. By all the happy
homes destroyed, by all the misery
of blasted hopes, by ali tlie dries of
innocent sufferers,', may the god of
the widow and orphan nnd neglected
family destroy tlm still worms. Are
there not sober men enough in our
laud lo lill our oflleos? Are there
not sober men enough to edit imr
newspapers? Are all our lawyers,
doctors, preachers mid teachers sober
men? JJvery sober, sensible man
says they might- to lie. b’elhiw-eltt-
zmnt, see to your vote nnd patronage.
I have freummtly of late hoard sev.
oral of tlie brightest men I know
pray for the abolition of tlie maim-
faeture and sale of whiskey. May
God hear their helpless cry,
Akin to drunken, reckless legisla
tion is corruption of the ballot, I
hoar that Mr. Ben Jones, of Vnldos-
tii, objuatod to Mr. W. W. Webb's
eioulidaey on the ground that lie was
too poor to pay WO apiece for votes
enough to elect hint. It will lie re
membered there wore charges of cor
ruption in thu last eonvenHop which
defeated Col. If. B. Peeples and sent
my friend, Hon. Win, Koherts to the
senate. Tho above rumor comes
with ill grace when we remember
that noted convention. Yes, W W.
Wtiiib is too poor, and thank God,
too honest, to pureliase a seat in tlie
senate.
' I am no politician, no candidate,
but the people who pay the tares
ami suffer the effects of Peek’s
slavery bill, lunl bettor keep their
oyos open when they vote. Krpial
rights to nil, the devil turned loose
on none, would suit Joe Jefferson if
old Tom didn't sav it.
f* It tt-Flgtil Ilotween the If orient Mnnnon
noil A King of Monleil f’olltlclaiia?
The democratic party of tho sixth
senatorial district can and ought to
succeed, but to do so it is necessary
to fight on democratic principles.
Now, there is a time-hbnorod prin
ciplo which, I fear, many good dem
ocrats have overlooked—an axiom,
you please, of democracy. It is this:
“Let the ollioo seek the man.” It
sounds like children’s foolishness to
say in one breath, “I stand pledged
to democratic principles,” and with
the next, “We can buy votes enough
to elect our candidate,
My God! and lias it come to this ?
We, southern democrats, who spend
our time preaching against republican
corruption, election frauds and all the
evil of a subsidized ballot box, to
boast of buying votes!
Kvnn that
tho Force
' (over, but lire now improving.
Mrs. 0, A. Davie and hot little
dimglitur, Willie, loft last week for
their home in Tomtoms'o., They will
stop off at Sasser, mol Dawson to
V. vB.A friends,
Mr. W, Anthony, of Sasser, who
J” ■' 1ms been in Kpigma h r wiW^Jpbys,
-hSi^elWIteil home yesterday, ' *' ,
There is a ■ ilispositlftn among tlm
people Of middle nnd southwest Gfor-
3 (la to come ip this direction, buy
unds ami build tiieir future homes.
ns there is'nu
avra ami work-
nuth Otnr
itVf.AU.
9'
T(m best ten lines I have seen i.u
a newspaper in ten years is in last
Week’s Christian Index. •-‘The Crea
tor made man and woman to live to
gether ip the same relation .os tlie
Hover In tho tree- part and parcel
(it each other. The depraved law
maker, following tlie growing cor
rupt views of society are making
statute after statute dividing every lie
that hinds ft household nave the chil
dren And making a wedge mu of
them to keep them separated." 1’ar
son t’inrke advises us to live in har
mony with God -the.se heartless
tinkers prepare us to live inhitrmoul
onsly with the devil. Lord defeat
the lawmaker 1
Most of tlio men win. misrepresent
the vntecp, of the people ,ari- like
Montgomery Folsom’s put penitent.
He wps rryimy piteously after a re
viral sermon, The preheher up
proncheti him and told him \«
hell of evil conceptions.
Bill, pah's before it.
Buying votes means the corruption
of our lawmakers to the end nt se
curing the passage of class laws—
laws which the popular will and pop
ular good would not tolerate.
Tile candidate who seeks ui elec
tion by snail methods is no democrat,
and those friends who buy votiffi to
secure his election are not democrats.
A government for tlie people and by
the people seeks no such niethdds.
A free, unsuhsidUed, ballot is tlie
democratic policy.
I am sorry that such methods are
publicly boasted of in Lowndes coun
ty. I learn that one of Mr. IC. B.
Moore’s friends, Mr. Ben Jones, has
said that Mr. Moore was able to pay
♦40 each for votes enough to muni
mite him. This eomoa with laid
grace when coupled with the charge
of official corruption ns county com
missioner in giving Joges it
Cranford $10 per month to feed tile
town horses when Mr. Hum offered
to feed for ♦fi, and in paying out of
the county treasury over ♦700 to
capture tlie thieves who stolu ♦000
worth of horses. Air. Moore err-
Study stands in a had light as a dem
ocrat favoring financial reform, if
these charges he true, big a worse
stigma is east when it is said lie can
tmy votes, ns it implies unfitness
overriding tho wilt of tho people by
corrupt methods. If this is Mr.
Memo's qualification on which tlie
suffrage of tlie people is asked, then
he had better step down and out,
for whosoever will buy a vote will
sell otic. Tliis is tlie hour of peril to
democratic government in tlie United
Stoles, ami it behooves tlie people to
put democrats in office and not cor
ruptionists. Wo have enough cor
rupt bargain and sale in tlio repub
lican party to satisfy the honest tax
payers. Free thought, free speech
and a frre. uulmught ballot are the
only guarantees of democratic gov-
eminent.
It Afr. John W. Hagan is guilty of
making some remarks in regard, to
negro rights ami Winchester, rides
credited to film Ins friends ought to
send him to the asylum.
Boukmiav.
Zion Hope Items.
Zion' Horn, August 8.—Bain con
tinues to fall in thin vicinity.
Fodder pulling is tlie order of the
day now and farmers are. looking
gloomy over tho prospects of saving
the crop.
Prof. Hendrix resumed school this
morning. IIo stopped a week on ac
count of big meeting.
Mrs. Bayliss Hutchinson and hor
son, John, made a short visit over
the Alapaha river last week to rela
tives and friends. They returned
.Sunday and report having had a
good time.
Tim protracted meeting closed
Wednesday with no accessions fc the
church.
Afrs. S. Shanks was in this vicini
ty last week from Milner!* mill. She
reported something of a curiosity—a
chicken with. two beaks and three
eyes. It was hatched at Mr. Jim
Buck Wliiddon’s. I wonder to
which party it belongs?
It is with a ho.avy heart that I note
the sad intelligence that little Leona,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Oli
ver, is seriously ill witli typhoid
pneumonia. I trust she may soon be
restored to her wanted health.
Mr. Bayliss Hutchinson lias about
disposed of his pear crop, and I sup
pose he received fair prices.
There was a heavy rain and wind
stonn hero yesterday, felling trees in
every direction. Air. II. II. Hutch
inson had about one hundred bun
dles of fodder blown off the stalks
nnd ruined.
There lias been considerable argil
inert here, and some disputes as to
wlm is tlie Zion Hope correspondent
of tho UAJiK/rtn, Now 1 want to set
tle tho matter, fiver sineo about
October 25tli, lfiiKI, the said corros
pendent has been a fellow-about my
Hize—except two or three screeds by
“Billy Bowlegs" and two or three by
“Z. II, 8.” I wrote the balance my
self; I am a little hump shouldered,
look real homely nnd will lie twenty-
live years old tlie Bill day of Septem
ber lfifiti.
May the editor of the Gazettk
live long and prosper, and may Tif-
tnn always sueceod in coming to tlie
front as the gateway to southern
Georgia and Florida.
Airrmiv Af. Hutchi.vson.
A. W. Patterson,
H. F Moore, «r. (
J. W. Button,
K. 1). Morris,
J. W. Gssktns,
Marshall Green,
E. 1> Bowen,
F. M. Bhayv. »r,,
J. E. I’ceoles,
— —illl!
T. E. Williams,
C. 11, Gondmsn,
I., F. Harper,
B. E. IJmlsoy,
D. C. Elements,
J. J. Nobles,
.Tsa T. Griner,
■J. J. Stephens,
B. B. Ghlsuin,
B. U. Dove,
A. D. Mattlils,
B. J. Connell, jr.,
D. ti. Crawford,
J. IB Griner,
t ight.
■§.
mntree,
hlnson,
Malcolm Gaskins,
M. A. fiexton.
John WM
Charles iteatz,
J. J. Pun lit,
II. II. Tift.
James Hants,
J. 8. IJndsey,
E. C, Parrish.
* V
* W. n. Nesmith.
J. K. Gray, Dr
W. I). Wilkersoh,'
J. W. Parrish. •
T. N. Tucker, Y
Leonard Hoberls, .
B. P. Lovltt,
I). K. McPImnl,
W. L. Griffin,
Tt!" nmiarslanci] lias opened a ft
tn(- Ismss ii> tlio Jujian b-iih
Julian minding an.
tbs public with 1-sict Mul Voils-lns at
rate*.
Hoorn am largtand airy;
Funiiluro um and Marrow
orated;
Table, fund.dud Kith the hestj&a-
vtsione then ‘ '
"V-
t.AOIKS
bwilltut a kune, „r children who w»nt tmlW-
VI UJ\ "h-inld take
liuov N s hmin nri-rnHs,
It t* pKn<anl, curve u»l«ri*. indMAIolt,
nmuBsnt'M. I-Ivur lumptainU and Keuwlisis.
mill
ilfeMiiWB. Foi
V- Th'Wffi Htv
s(iV»Wh<« on
i,m> utJuigu or
i inn. or tw
W. E. Fount in, jr., A. I' 1 . Simpson,
J. T. Crosby, Archie Gaskins,
i). J. Morrison, ,1. F. l’opc.
J. 8. Ford, J. A. Parrish,
J. B. Williams, J. E. Bryan, Jr.,
O. W. Fender. T. J. Suflivant.
N. M. Whitehurst, M. Weeks,
W. B Edmondson, 3, 8. filrmons,
Needham Joiner, It. M. Mims.
V
Thin Ai>1eu<li<l institution, which 1ms Wiken rank
with the liest schoools in tho Btatc, i* now capa
ble of accommodating ono hundred (too; pupils
from abroad. Rate.t of t uition very low. Health
of town uimurpaMud. Hoard cheap; no liquor
«o!d; pood society and churches of all denomi
nations. Writo for further particulars to
H. W. UKKD,
18-lm. rroslitont Hoard of Education.
An Ordinance.
Bo it ordained by the City Council of
Tifton, that from and after tlie passage
*' ' " ‘ nlawful
nf this ordinance, It shall be unh
for an party or parties to sell at retail,
within their
ncorpornte limits of the city
of Tifton, any fresh meals—beef, pork,
mutton, kid ar veal—without first hav
ing obtained a license for that purpose,
nnd all parties violating this ordinance
shall, upon conviction I hereof, be lined
not less than ♦3-1, or lie imprisoned noi
longer rtmn thirty days, or work unon
UI;
the public works not lunger than thirty
da
its.
Be tt further ordained, by tho author!
ly aforesaid, That tlie specific lax lor re
lulling fresh meals within the city limits
of Tilton Blmll be ♦2,1 per annum.
,Bu it.further ordained by the authority
aforesaid, That all ordinances and parts
of ordlnancea in conflict with this ordi
nance are horciy repealed.
Goodman, Clerk.
Approved. August 1,1802.
E- P. Bowkn, Mayor pro tom.
Political Announcements.
Fen TTKAsi’iien.
T licrt’liv ununuucu myself n candidate for nico
tian In the ulllee ol trousurer ot tlerrlen county,
subject to democratic primary. Ilcmemhm-inp
you, past kindness I curncsUy solicit vnur von- in
tho oopilng election. I pledge myself re fultl -
litllv discharge every duty r,. the host of my abil
ity if eleotod. Vours respcctlttlly,
Wi It. Fuicn.
AVomen who wear tine diamond
rings prefer to cat the corn from tlie
cob. Of course tho ringH don’t show
up better, but tho corn is sweeter,
It is said that only five passengers
were killed on all thu railroads of
Great Britain and Ireland during the
whole of last year. The record in
Georgia alorio, doubtless exceeded
that number.
Tho meanest man wo have come in
contact with recently is tlio one who
sold ns five dozen rotten eggs at
Oehinokonco the other day. \Vo can
forgive Dim, but wo doubt if God
over will. Such an imposition an a
poor, unsuspecting newspaper man i»
beyond divine endurance. However,
we are praying for him.—Albany
News and Advurtiatcr.
No pastor should resign Ins charge
without a very clear ntul satisfactory
reason. Undue haste to lay down a
work to whioh 1m has been divinely
guided may bring disaster into his
own spiritual life ami untold harm to
the church. And if ever a church
member feels called upon to adviso
his pastor to resign, ho ought to be
very sure that he is not laying irrev
erent hands upon tho ark of God,
Pastors, as a rule, are the most con
scientious of men. They arc not
given to holding on to their places
merely for a living, ami they know
when their work is useful fully as
well as other people. Besides they
seek llm divine guidanco for them
selves, and their conviction* are. en
titled lo respect.—(.’hrisuan Index.
Fen Serr.trr.
At the J»olJeHatlon of many friends I ofler my^
wli OA.i UHWliiiatO for tho ortlee of WiurllT of
.. — Umcll
Horrlou county, Auli^utjti dionuorn lc # primary
If olocUHl 1
to the very brat of mv skill aiul ability.
lUisiwctruily, John W. Harrr.
large tho dutlos of the oltlcv
V skf
Fdn cutitK BcrxmoH Court.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate for re-
election Ui the ofllco or Clerk of tho Mupurioi
Court of Herrlen county, wtijsct to detnoeratie
— • --A.
Thankinr tfio fetqde for their past
iraaat “
Indnessand Coitflrlaneo re|osed in me I car-
•slly sol let their sumiorl in tho condos
m, I ptedgo myself. If elected, tu o fs
itfnrm.mcn of the rtutieB of the nflloo to tho
st of my ability. a. *lo<
For Hit chivy.
To tho Voters of Berrien County i loffofmy
self ns a candidate for re-election tti the ofilro ot
BhcrliT of said county, subject to the demncrall.
primary. I thank you, one and all, for your alle-
glance to my l andtdaoy two years sro and ear
neatly solicit your support at thu ensuing elec
tlon. I prionUp, if elected, to fblthfuUy perforr
the duties of the pllice to the best cf my ability
Dakikl ^ .Tisor,
FAn Tax Cou.rctoh.
Tho undersigimd nivsem John O. Oraydon
the cit-lrens of Horn*
. Horrieti county as a candidate for
Tax Collector, subject to tho action of the dnmr
c-rtillc party, and Solicit for hint the until
support cf the people. Wo believe him
competent, faithful nod hnhept, and worthy the
milTrago ol our ftdlnw)oH-Irens.
VOTBltS OV TtKTON PlSTItlCT.
Money 1 Money
TO LOAN
On real estate, or for Improvements, orhulldtuf:
purposes, at the low rute of 3’j per cvnt. per an
num; front tlvo to tMenty years time* ny The
Mutual Lnml nud Building Hymkente, or derscy
City, J. Further parilcUlars cheerfully and
promptly lurntsd-cd by
W. 11. HAiiKlXH, AReul, Lepnx, (la.
Administrator’s Sale.
GKORrtlA--Heurim Countv:
ITnd^r nnd by virtue of an ord«r granted by the
Court or Ordinary of said county, at the Aiiqnst
Turin thereof, will In' Mild before the courthouse
markets a fford,
Public, patronage solicited,
17-tf. J. M. OWENS.
in nti
Fop Yourself,
\*’^'TorWoiKWinr^ ^
\ For Tour Cbtldr4a,
There is no place thht offer* better oiiportunl-
tics for
BARGAINS
In nny lino of Roote Hum <nn t» found |t
Padriek Bros,
- -rf—MW. *«■ ■ '••an
Tltcy are rocelvlnp a lino of Cooking Stoves
and Furniture of All
(teilstenils, Springs. Mattresses,
Safes,-Tables, Bureaus,
• Wash Stands,
Etc;
Chairs for Father,
Chairs for Mother,
Chairs for Big Brothf*.
Chairs for Little Bister,
And a very nice strong Chair for Big Bister *n4
her -— and her amiable Little Brother,
We haven't time to qhotv prices this w^k.bnt
will plvc a* usual our 8pedal 8*1* day. The pnv
pie ure clamoring for them; lt> txrenslre for
us, but we can’t h«t k down. Wo want room fdt
our Fall Stock. * - ! t-alr Bay wlllbo
August 20th.
Come, we hare tho nerve to suit IT In prices.
We carry no old goods oror k
Prefer selling at cost and ha vo fresh, stylish
goods every season.
Remember the day amlttttyrar iulghbenf.
TAW for Lower lyicee,
r*rks' Hulldidg, Tirxoir, flxiRdrA.
TIFTOIST
SALE STABLES.
TIFTON, - GEORGIA.
f. A. WILLIAMS, Proprietor,
.. thereof, wilt In' stild before the court house
dour In tho town nf Nashville, said i-ountv, be
tween the legal hours of sale on the ttrslTncAday
In tteptember next* iol ol land No. 270 in Uw 6th
iitrict of wiitl cHMintj*. Said
dim
I land belonging to
the estate ef Aaron Jerni^an, late of said county
A. H. Adair A Mi Cartv Hu«>s.. ForttKinre.
(HnCccMors to Adair Hit ?. A Co.>
“ “* * ™ from
l>kAHBin: ~Tho EMtronohw I hougL.
at W given cttilreaMlff
^\'ur agvuidft October last
action. The use of It h»w cifwted, I think, a
IH'rmatmnt cure on mo. t had tric»i many reme
dies tor rears for dy*pe|*la or Indigestion, and
could cot act any permanent relief uirtU l treed
the Klcciropolpe. As I bare (laid before, I would
not sell mine for One Thousand ivdlacs, unless I
Could teplauo it for Ires.
Respectfully, A. I>. A da in. -
1*. liW—TU* ntrtiintient 1 tnad* to Mr- Alexander
lU>ok oh October Jl.; IAI»1, bnd which .1 «*e pv\b-
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HshAtf In pamphlet^ h** tnen ebanjred^ 1
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state that 1 used “Victory.” A I>. Adair
I tak* pleasure In clvlug fnj* testimony in favor
ar the Klcrtropob*. hating nsrel it In my fsrntly
nearly two yearn In the treatment of yvmcIw,
hruralgi* aiid t v (•.hold fever, as w«H aa ordinary
lndls;>oj»lUf>n. 1 do mvt hrettaHi to say that mon
ey «y«m not k«y mine, rf 1 eonld not pnwure. am
othv-T
I X? ”*' f '0.V J-. Vi’ J’ftilk
Mks. A, T.
I’M WMintuil Sl„ A.TmwVu,.
,t twwk. itwiltilu* imitBKin »n<:.»«-
JolnR iwumMiMU ipan »ii wcunn.,
tMt«nt*£l <U m.'i.S *
imSim
IwiiBi
deceased, and imld fot dlstrUmtlon among the
heirs nf said deceased. Terms made known on
the day of sale. This Auptst 1.1*02.
ZILI’HA JKRNU1AN, Administratrix,
.108 HU A .1ERNKIAN, Admiulotratar.
Administrator’s Sale.
OF.OHGIA—llBRhlkN Cot’jrrv.
Vnder *
the Court
Pnder and by^ virtue of an order granted by
ty «f said county, at tbe
August Tenn thereof, will b© sold before the
court heuse door In the town of Nashville, said
county, between tho legal boms of i»le nu the
Tuesday lo Bepumber next, lot If ‘
yu t,io
* acre,
» the
v»ran tn s^hhm, i*»mi imwvih iowiiiij: thereon,
also etahloa and othor impn.vements. Bald pro
perty belonging to the estate id Mrs. Emma Pry.
ant, laic of said county deceased, and Mold for
Terms rash.
drat
M«k
ctmwr nl
town
tho heneflt of Ueire aun creditors.
This August 1W2.
W. H. BRYANT, Ailroluwtrator.
Notice of ’Kxaalnallon.
Tl:«re will be an examination of applicants for
scholarshipa In th> Georgia Normal and Indue-
trial College (for girls* at Nashville on Monday,
August r.’, bdciDUlng
To bo ©llgiole to admiaalnn into the college a
tatna. tu.
girl roust a* least fourteen years of age, n
he a resident of tleoral* wtd must pdfcaeto « fait
kdowk*dg«of tbe ordlnarv lire ochre of an Eng.
llih education, vl*i AHthmeth*-, fitninmar.'ite-
ogtaphy anp History, The rxamina*ton will l«
upon throe subject* and will contain no -‘catch’'
qaeftioM nr yWaa ref t any kind. The ^nr-
pose will Ire to teat the pupil's mental dlecii
and general Intelligence rather than her knowl
edge of next-book technlcolitlca.
’HcTrtei * * *
trten conpty la entUkd to three scholar'
Jhipaon^bit^fi am autbori-wil te state..that If
-Gsr.
Citation.
Cl KOHOIA—Berrik* Coovrr.
To .ll whom It m»y couccro Matthew
administrator or Jame* Murray, tiaa appl.,
in ih, iindfr.lpnra. In proper form, lor lea,. 1
Mil the land lielonglng to the derate of Mid dec
dent, anil I will pare upon hteMld application
my nftlce In Naahvllle on tho ant Monday
Rcptomtwr neat Olveo under my hand and
dal denature, thie Anco.t I. tin.
r. M. PM1T1I, Ordinary
Citation.
flXOROTA—Bmaiey r«BRrr.
To all whom It may concern.- ilre. t. X K
— —
land haa applied to the
form, for permanent letttra ,1 aduilnl
on the eatate of John A. Neeiiera, late
trelined, li
- of aduilnl
tnranty deceased, and I willpueupnahie
appllcattnn at my odtee It •.Vaihrllle’on the
Monday In *eptemher next, tllren under
Beptemher next. Cl Wen under
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F.M.RJ
Citation.
hand and nlhelal alanatnra, thra Anjtnau,
^Ordhta^.
ttROBOlA—BxiratE* VoLKTr.
To oil whoa It may rdneern: r>. *. Rnl
irt or aorno other »t fwieon, prrmi J
_ jlttruer on the cerate of Mr, KUnh
eon, lew of aatd county dereaneil, and I
^hrauonxt^wgj,;
l>. ». Soherran
upon hie mid
Hie
on the flrtt Monday _
tllren nader my hand end
tbte Anptut i. titti. r. M.
Administrator’s Sale.
oBonaiA-mraiuxx rot-arr.
Under end l<y »U