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cER TAIN of party success,
REPOr.TS FROM ALL SECTIONS
OF GEORGIA
Made to Dem c atie Committee
ire Mott Encouraging.-Bi-parti
f an Management of Elections.
Are Recommended.
The Mate democratic and campaign
(Oiuniittee held an important executive
ie99 j on in Atlanta Wednesday and rec
ommended that election managers be
divide*! in tlie state between the parties.
\ reS oIntion was adopted reciting that
(ije democratic party has always been
ju f JV jr of fair and honest elections,
and authorizing the stato chairman to
vr itc a letter to oounty chairmen rec
ommending bi-parti tail management,
•j-jjja action was taken on the letter
from Chairman Carter, of the people's
|jjr tv, asking for a division of mana
gin' at the October election.
This was tho most important thing
the conference did and it was about
tbe "nly thing except the hearing of
, or ta. Tho meeting was well attend
e ,] t hut all the discnssiou was behind
closed doors.
pjrectly after Chairman F. G. du-
Picuou called the committee to order
(hoy iveut into executive session. Ite-
were received from all parts of
Georgia. These were generally very
encouraging. Statements made by
nienihers from the Tenth congressional
district were to the effect that the situ
atiou down there ih better tuan it has
lieen at uuy previons time since the
l„,|hi list party was organized. That
district lias been tbe popnlist strong
hold in Georgia. This year the indi
cations arc that the'democratic party
sill redeem some of the counties in
the tenth.
One or two committeemen reported
that the populist leaders in their conn
ties are trying to bring about fusion
sith the negroes. There are a few
couuties which are in bad shape on
account of threatened fusion, bnt they
are not many,, apd tbe fusion idea is
earning divisions among the popnlists
themselves, many of whom are declar
ing for decent government.
The state as a whole was reported to
lie in splendid shape and not the re
motest fear was expressed about Mr.
Hogan's defeat.
Try Allen's Foot-Ease-
A powder to bo sha'ren Into tbe shoes
At this season your feet feel swollen,
rervous anjdiot, and get tired easily.
If you have smarting feet or tight shoes,
try Allen's Foot. Else. It cools the feet
and makes walking easy. Cares swol
len and sweating feot, blisters and cal-
Lcs spots Relieves corns and bun-
hms of all pain and gives rest and
comfort. Try it today. Sold by all
druggists and shoo stores for h-'ic. Tiial
package FREE. Address, Allen S
Olmsted, LeRoy, N. V.
wriqhFwinos BILL - WILSON.
Makes a Target of His Face And Hits
the Mark-
Rill Wilson, a country negro, came
to town Saturday, bnt no one knew
him. In fact, his own mothor wouldn't
have recognized the faco ho brought,
as it looked more like a dilapidated
liter bottom than anything else. Tbe
tale told by Wilsou was to the effect
that he was walking along tho road
when another Seuegambiau, Oscar
Wright, in a spirit of gentle deviltry
raised bis old fuzee and pulled tho
rigger. Tbe full charge of birdshot
truck Wilsou in the face, peppering
him in Uue style. Game is evidently
scarce out in that part ot tho county,
nr at least Wilsou thinks so.
the americ^
THREE mil I ETS FOR TlM£S - RRf!m?r>1F fl- FRIDAY
SEPTEMBER
ANOTHER TRAGEDY IN SUMTEl A n
COUNTY. UU°’0’Y
P looks
: IV- «* co^ d “ e h te“„Coji Springs.
: i!c
Brother of Negro Killed Charges Dink
Frazier With the Shooting—Trag
edy Occurs Near Scene of the
Recent Double Murder.
Particulars of still another b'oody
tragedy in Sumter county reached
Americus Thursday from near Friend*
ship, the Beene of the recent double
murder of Mrs. Mary McGarrah and
son, James Boone, and subsequent
lynching of their murderer, Hamp
Hollis. This last tradegy occurred
Wednesday night and, resulted in
tbe instant killing of Charles Fuller,
u colored farm band.
It is said that tbe killing was done
by Dink Frazier and was the result of
a controversy regarding the condition
of Mr Frazier’s males driven by Fuller.
From statements made by parties
who went to the scene of tbe homicide
Thursday morning it appears that Ful
ler drove Frazier’s team t > Ameri
cus on that day, bringing a bale of cot
ton. When he returned tbe mules to
Mr. Frazier tbe latter, it is said, ac
cused tbe negro of abusing them by
bard driving and ordered him to leave.
Fnller and his brother, each leading n
mule, turned to go to the barn when
Frazier opened tire upon Charles Ful
ler with a revolver.
One shot struck the negro in the
back, another in the breast below tbe
heart, while tbe third bullet struck
that organ squarely and resulted in in
stant death.
It is said that Frazier left borne
shortly after tbe Bhooting and bad not
returned at tbe time tbe inquest was
held yesterday. There was only one
witness to the shooting, Fuller’s broth
er, but for some reason as yet unknown
tbe coroner’s jury would not consider
bis testimony in making up tbe verdict.
Mrs. Frazier also testified before tbe
jury, though she did not witnoss the
shooting and heard little of the conver
sation between her husband and Ful
ler. No weapon of any kind, it iasaid,
was found upon tbe person of the dead
negro by Coroner Duckworth.
The verdict rendered at tho inquest
was, in effect, that “Fuller came to his
death from three gunshot wounds in
flicted by hand of an unknown party.”
This is the sixth death from violence
occurring in Sumter county within the
past thirty days.
ATTEMPT TO BREAK FORCES.
the
compact, durable and econotn Spring. cver inventfd .
The Thomas
Have
COIL SPRINGS
■’» ssra&z zxi s\
(o -> n “‘ r,,| o. York.
Notice of .....I..:
Application for Charter.
Money in
Plenty Used
Republicans.
by
Priceless Pain
“If a price can he placed on pain, * Mother*!
'rirn.r is worth its weight in gold nsnn allevi-
> r. My wife suffered more in ten miuutea with
wither of her other two children than she did al-
t< RMhrr with her last, having previously used
four lx.ttirsof ' Mother's Friend.’ It is a blessing
hi one expecting to become a mother," My*
Tims writes Henderson Dale, Druggist,
<>( Carmi, Ill., to the Bradfieid Regulator
Company, of Atlanta, Ga., the proprie
tors and manufacturers of “ Mother’s
Friend. 1 * This successful remedy is not
one of the many internal medicines ad
vertised to do unreasonable things, but a
icntificaily prepared liniment especially
•flective in adding strength end elasticity
to those parts of woman’s organism which
'*ar the severest strains of childbirth.
The liniment may be used at any and
*11 times during pregnancy up to the
vitv hour of confinement. The earlier it
k 1* gun, and the longer used, the more
Perfect will be the result, but it has been
Uf <<l during the last month only with
gnat benefit and success.
it not only shortens labor and lessens
V u pain attending it, but greatly ditmn-
,s 'ics the danger to life oT both mother
a,, d child, and leaves the mother in aeon-
union more favorable to speedy recovery.
' Mother’s Friend *» is sold by druggists
at f i .oo, or sent by express on receipt of
P*~ce.
Valuable book for women, " Before
Ba hy is flora,” sent free on application.
IKE BMOflELD REGULATOR CB„ ittlaata, S»
The same effort that may bo made in
Sumter and other couuties of this dis
trict to conibiuo the opposition forces
against democratic nominees is already
under way in the Eleventh, whero an
effort will he made to defeat Brantley
for congress. The following special
from Brunswick tells the story, and
should put democrats here upon their
guard ere tho enemy marshals his
forces for the tight. It says:
‘The edict has gone out from the
national republican managers that the
solid democratic delegation from Geor
gia must be broken this year, and the
Eleventh district has been selected as
tbe most vulnerable point to open fire
with money bags.
“Tho Btorm center of politics bas
been transferred from Watson’s dis
trict, tbe old Tenth, to the Eleventb.
"Tbe coalition betweon republicans
and populists, backed as it is by what
is reported to be an almost unlimited
supply of money, makes the re-election
of Congressman Brantley anything but
an easy conclusion, according to tbe
views of prominent democrats who
have investigated tbe situation. Some
of these democrats have serious fears
of the outcome of the campaign in the
Eleventh.
"It is learned from reliable authority
that money is being poured into tbe
district'from some source, presumably
the national republican congressional
campaign committee, under the direc
tion of Maj. J. F. Hanson, of Macon.
With this money delinquent tax payers
who have defaulted us far back as ten
years are being qualified for voting,
and it is being used in other ways also
to weaken the democratic forces in tbe
district. Tbe situation is regarded as
so dangerous for democracy that im
mediate steps aro to be taken by tbe
party leadera to come to Congressman
Brantley’s assistance.
“The man selected to ruu against
Brantley is Hon. J. M. Wilkinson, a
prominent lawyer from Valdosta. Wil
kinson was formerly a democrat, but
voted for McKinley on account of the
silver.question. He is a sharp politi
cian and stands well at home, barring
his politics. It will be no child’s play
to beat Wilkinson, bnt it is a task the
democrats must accomplish, and they
are already donning their fighting
clothes.”
There are bnt few female lawyers. A
woman would rather lay down the law
to one man than practice it in conrt.
What a sensible woman doesn’t know
never troubles ber, bnt it oanses her
inquisitive neighbors hours of untold
agony. —Chicago New*.
to-uit;
u>. First:
™. C Pnf >•*»!». W1.8
shall renewals under me cor-
county, COOK & SON,
to establlsfricond,
other places ^ f ,
gia, or the Unr« I ® a, J; LOr Poratlon
'V-- ,n w rI r U8 ’ dU,n er.
Vs d sire the rbrhtf
The object of saftnd offices at sfich
g tin to tue Stockholm State of OeAr
carrying on tne bustynr*-
forth.
Fourth
tion.
Fifth.
The partlculir business proposed to be
'“loners Is thatof aFoun-
fork*, doing all maoutac-
STATE OF OKORGJ \-SuMTKR C
Ohdinakv's Ckfick, August IS, >.
It appearing to the Honorable A. C.
ordinary of Sumter county, Ga. that o„. ,
tilth day of July. 1898. there was granted^ ’CIA-Sumtbk County.
order by ordinary of Sumter county, upo lhe Su I*nrr Court of Said Countv
the presentation of a petition of voters and of Will Cook aud K p
citizens of Suinter county by requisite num
ber of petitioners, same being petition for
the order of an election to be held under the
prov'sion of the local option election as
provided Insertion 1511 of the code of 1895,
and sections etsequitertodetermine whether
or not spiritou* liquors as are mentioned in
section 1518 of the code of 1*95, shall be sold
In Sumter county, Georgia, sufficiency of pe-
t on as presented being de‘ertnlntd by tax
book8of 1897. and no general election to be
held during August, 1898, an order was duly
granted in pursuance of the law In such
cases and It was ordered that prayers of pe
titioners be gran.ed and an election was
therefore ordered to be held at the places
for holding elections for members of the
general assembly at each and all of the pre
cincts in slid county to be held on 17th Au
gust, 1898. to determine whether or not such
spiritous liquors as are mentioned in section
1548 of the code cf 1895, shall be sold within
the limits of Sumter county, Ga,; election
to be held as provided for In sections 1541 to
15*8 inclusive of the code of Georgia of 1895:
It was ordered that a certified copy of said
order be published once a week for four
weeks in official organ of the ordinary and
sheriff of Sumter county, to-wit: The Ameui-
cos Times-Kec'JBdeh, a newspaper published
the city of Americus, Ga,, «ald notice being
deemed sufficient under the law. It appear
ing that the law has been fully compiled
with, same having been published as pro
vided by said order and t£e law. and that
on tbe 17th of August, 1898, said election was
held la each precinct as provided by law
and said order, and it further appearing
that the law for holding the election was
legally held, and the managers having
brought in tbe result of the election on this,
the 18th day of August, within the time and
the provisions of tbe law. same being In full
compliance of the law: and it appearing to
the court that at said election and under
said law the districts in the county ol Sum
ter at said election resulted as follows:
15th district—For the sale 9), and against
the sale 110; total 200,
New 10th district—For the sale 9. against
the sale 20; total 35.
Old 10th district—For the sale 8. against
the sale 19; total 27.
17tn district—For the sa!e 38, against the
sale 42; total 80.
New 26th district—For the sale 4, against
the sale 58, total 02.
O d 20th district—For the sale I. against
the sa e 77; total 78.
27th district—For the sale 073, against the
sale 497: total 1,170.
28th district—For the sale 13, against Jtbe
sale 08: total PI,
29th district— For the sale 27,"against the
sale 19; total 70.
The result from the entire districts Is here
by consolidated and is declared to be as fol-
wlt; For the entire county ol Sum
ter—For the pale, eight hundred and sixty-
three, and against the sale, nine hundred
and forty-six; total votes cast being 1,819.
It appearing that In said election there was
cast In sa*d county a majority of votes
against the sale amounting to eighty-three
It is therefore ordered that the said
election be and same is declared as resulting
against the sale of spiritous liquors as are
mentioned In section fifteen hundred and
forty-eight of the code of 1895, In the county
of Sumter, said state. It Is further ordered
that notice of the result of raid election be
fdvertlsed as provided by law In such cases
made and provided; that a certified copy ot
this order be published as the requisite
notice under the law.
Witness my hand 2nd seal of ofilc: this 18th
August, 1898.
A. C. SPEER. Ordinary.
LA. C. Speer, ordinary of the county of
Sumter, do certify that the foregoing Is a
true and correct copy of the order giving the
It of the election held on August I7lh
1898, as appears from the minutes In this
office. Tnts the 18th day of August, 1898.
A. C. SPEER, Ordinary.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
By virtue of an OI !i UU ~ Sl,,,I,!B Cnn »vv.
rlor co'im Vt's.bi der * ran ted bv the
a LlttleJohn,*"' d conmv H "
day of June. i.
will be sold before superior court,
the clty of door In
Kla. for c i«h, on tBe lir»t T^,.'.a^ ou . nt ^’
nvst, during the leea?h3.ni ,d V lr >^October
Klgheat binder, U? fo]kmlhI “ a , lc ' to <he
property to-w|p lollovillig described
Sunner County N ;°e,T,! U »«> district
the lands of AlisajaVT K |;'' I’ 01 " 11 ' 1 ' ea«t by
by lands formerly o\vni^ r £ er ., eHlait *' **outn
"•cst by lands forme,iv m,Budson
sop. and north oy linK i,!. ?;Hud
“ AiVfii 4 *j c , r u-> morVorlcesT e '
j;f's u 0, n ' r/- 1 ’ ‘ n eV!"‘«tr. c t
in the northwest ’r eXt . t P t #9 acres
4. M<
S be
The capita! stock shapiary «Mcb^Ki?!!
-• - -Jon.ni a , .I-. 1 .'" j’“ c * to McCiarrah
long
(Ki.utD) 'Tnousind ijollafl. ea,1 » of a tioint'y 1 Jj’* c ‘McOarrah aii-eet at’
•»«& ato„; or 5f rt , ?L;s. n, »f p'.""t
shares ot tbe par value of WO utn alorur m r ' “m* isjint,
ilouj) Dollars each, but petltloL starting point withf^‘L Gar , rah , street to
right and privilege of VreaaiK thereon. ' Ufl a fran,e dwelling houie
from lime to time as they see pr«* .4- A'soat the sam#» h,«
amount not to exceed Fifty i Tiouse and lot In the a 0 ” ? Iace one
(f50.uuu) Dollars. They desire the r county, fronting on Mc( J^rr^h A ? , ■‘ r,CU!, • *aid
privilege of paying in said capitalVI extending back weafiSfi ,l r rcet 35 iy ar ds
either lu money or any otner property'street 70 yards -Tn.V i.I! 1 fro . m McGar
able for carrying on th? business of -h, located just north u,, *form
corporation at a fair and reasonable valudescribed ,J °rtn or the lot last
? r nd on ,
wbx i’ ,cc !-tr and con-
carried on by pe
dry and Machln
luring and
recteu wit
mailing and manufacturing gins and repair
ing tbe tame; to carry on plumbing and fur-
n shiug plumbing supplies and such other
articles manufactured and made as usually
and generally connected wild busine»soi tLe
factured uy them.
Sixth.
They pr*y for the power to contract and
be contracted with, to buy, Improve, own,
lease and sell real estate, and to erect
houses and stiuciures thereoa, to borrow
money, Issue bonds and secure the same by
mortgages or otherwise: to issue certificates
of stock connected with their said business,
aud to take stock in other corporations
when it shall be deemed advantageous to
their said business. To have the right to
sue acd be sued, contract and lie contracted
with, to use a common seal, adopt by-laws
not inconsistent with the constitution and
laws of the state of Georgia, and do all oth
er things neces-ary in the management of
the business, and necessary to manage and
control the same. And they also pray fer
the other rights, powers and privileges and
immunities necessary and desirable for ac
complishing t' e purposes of their organlza
tion, an 1 those common and Incident to cor
porations generally under the law.
Seventh.
Petitioners show that they nave fully com
plied wltn the requirements of ihe law to be
icnferred under this charter as provldtd for
under section 2350 of the civil code para
graph (3) three as required to entitle pell
tlooers to exercise privileges of charter, and
petitioners will ever prav, etc.
J. B. PIf,SBURY,
Attorney for Petitioners.
Original filed in office Septembers. 1894
J. H. ALwEN, Clerk S. C,
GEORGIA, Sumter County—Office Clerk
superior • ourt;
I hereby certify that the foregoing 1
true copy oi trie a.plication filed lu this
office for charter of the J K. Cook & Son
ndry and Machine Works Company
said con •** 1Jlcu ov thesupt. proclamation^
Constitutional
Amendment. ,
paMtdUe a fonow|nt n »cf , , <M * mblr of ,SW
stltutlon of , TlJ e ?„ Ct w £ amend the Con.
»onV;‘ZTr'T iph ^ a '' s ° f ■«-
a tion li of article 0 ot ?h*^f r * phlot * cc
tins state, HO as S 0 ®* t *tutfomof
of Judges of the s!i ° V lor ,lle el< tcUonJ
Heitor* General bv" ," 1 ° r , C ““r« and So-
State. V the el «'ora of the
Aesemhly o/the State^of o’ b> tbe <:,ncr al
Kcrehy ** '*
1 bat paragraph 2 of section -i § the Hac,e *
theConHllutlon ot this slat, i * rt ' cl n«0f
thai the eaiiie shall read , f, an,eadc ‘ 1 »
The ,6c :e *,or * to , h „ a " towlt:
quent Incumbrnt, rtalfS^i* ,uhre '
elector,, entitled to vote °" ted Kp the
General Amembl, of th „ f “ 1 , m , e " lb<!r “ of me
general electlon hiH, ' le fc 8tite . at the •
"ext proceeding u!e "T
respective lerm; "v" of tlle,r
cessors for ill <„ ' the suc-
Mplreon or before theSnt* Wh<>S€ terms
IW>. shall be elected i, „ . ' °' Janu » r T.
"1>- at It, session for iwg
four years. ’ for lhe term of
>tr aforeuliL ? tbe
(ex:ept to mi vacancies) ,h!Sri. COI “ UtUt<0 “
llrst day of January after ' '?*'" ° n 1,10
Beery v.cancy occaHon,,? > b ?' r elccUo "-
nation cr other cause* deatl> * resig-
Polntments of the i2g»v ai n, * ed by ap-
d a r of January af ter e h r " 0r untM
held next alter the explra < uf Cn ? ra ' * IecUon
'mm the lime such v?cL„ ‘ h ' r,y dars
which election a succeed ? or ft. 0 '' CUr8 ’ lt
term shall be elected * ’ tbe “"expired
lands of b“ o’ Hodge, an?i Ca u " l V , "°“th b?
lands, containing laolci?! ty Aulr y
a. uue certain m ? re »r fess.
Americus. Sumter cimnt.tya n . the elty of
east on McGarrah *t?J«' (ronileg
ginning at the corner ^ yards and be-
ship road ln'e??e™u r ; c ty^theold Erlend-
t:prner*to"y a r dJ , ‘tnJ{f c J'eeetIon from ,a"d
point 3:1 yards north ol »??rii'5J?J Jard, to a
*" f southerly dlrecUon f,*• *hence
Also a certain houaeSSn’K,, S r VP® P“' nl -
Anier cu*. naiii pnn« xno irt In tbe city of
McGarrah street and east on
on a line with the northm^,. 1 ! 0 ng , at a point
garden fence of f r l Af$ n boundary of the
in a direct wenteri1 recnmn°- > an<! runnl ‘'K
McGarrah street thenh" 11 >' ar,I « from
“ Sift: S82KS?lotahail
Thoh
Sumter Sheriff Sale.
E xecutor s sale
GEORGIA—Tkrrei.i, County
virtue »f an order of the C*urt of Ordi
nary of Terrell county, Georgia, will be sold
before tue court house door in said county
within tbe lega< hours of public sale on the
first Tuesday in October- next the following
described lands In the Nineteenth district
f Webster county. Georgia* to wit:
Fifty acres off of lot No. two hundred and
forty-three and off ot lot No. two hundred
and thirty-eight, the tame being laid off In
parallelogram 01 3d chains in length and 8.15
chains in width: *• ho fifty nine acres off of
the north part >f the south half of said lot
No 228 and also two acres across the east
end of a strip of land containing flfty-thr*.®
and three fourths acres of the south part of
said lot No. two hundred and thirty eight:
also ilftv one and three fourths acres otf of
south end c t said lot number twro hundred
and thirtv elgnt; alto fifty acres oft of said
lots numbers twohundVed and fort* three
and two hundred and thirty eight, the same
being laid off in a parallelogram 01 :W chains
In length and 8.15 chains wine Sold as the
roperty of the estate of Henry J. Askew,
. J. ASKEW,
Mf. ASKE W,
I. (\ SMITH.
Henry J. Askew,
GEORGIA. Sumter County.
leave to sell the lands be'onging to sail
,-tate
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all parties concerned whether kindred or
creditors, to show cause on or before the
October term of the court of ordinary to
be held the first Monday in October. 1898,
why said petition should not be granted.
....r , ..j i i.
A. C. SPEER. Ordinary*
Littlejohn's Eye-Water
Has stood thq test of thirty-five
years in this section. It
WILL CURE SORE EYES
is *4 hours or your money refunded.
Tom sals Only by
j W, WALTERS anarSnjri^stj 25c
Will be sold before the courthouse door in
the city of \merlcus. Ga. on the first Tues
day in October, 1898. between the legal
hours of sale,the following described proper
ty to-wit:
A certain tract ot land situated on the
south side of the public road containing four
(4) acres more or iess of the north side of lot
of land number nluety-alx (96) In tbe 28th
district of Sumter county, oeorgla, bounded
as follows: on the north by lands of Perry
& Brown, formerly belonging to Harrold,
Johnson & Co.; on tne east by lands Pel. ng-
ing to Seaborn Clarke; on the south r v lauds
belonging to A. A Presley; on the west by
land belonging to Perry & Brown, known as
the place upon which Fiank Mann now re
sides and same being in possession ot said
Frank Mann. Levied on as the property ot
Frank Mann to satlsly an execution t.sued
from the superior court of Sumter county,
Ga., in favor of Johnson Jfc Harrold. surviv
ing partners of Harrold, Johnson & Co , ver
sus Frank Mann. Property pointed out by
plain’iffv attorney and tenant In possts-
sion notified In terms of the law. Thl*Au
gust 27th 1898.
Also at the same time and place will Ye
sold one back bar and mirror, one counter
and work bench, one showcase and contents,
two sideboards and contents In rear, one
cash register, on* Iron sale, one screen, one
lot shelving and contents, one table ard four
chairs, one lot bar glasses and decanters,
aud all other fixtures and all the r-tot k of
liquors, wines, cigars, etc. in said sto e, as
the property of E. A- Castleberry. Levied
on and sold as the property of K. A. Castle
berry to satisfy an execution Isi-ued trora
the coun*v court of Sumter county, Ga. In
favor ot Hluthentha! & Uickart versus E. A.
Castleberry. Property pointed out by plain
tiffs attorney and tenant In possession no-
titled in terms of the law. This June 2tst,
i 95.
Also at the same time anti place will be
sold a certain house and hit In the city of
Americus, Ga. fronting north on Lamar
street one hundred and thirty-five feet (135)
#eet, running back south three hundred and
Hseverity-five (375) feet, thence east one hun
dred and twenty-five (125) feet thence north
again to Lamar street three hundred
and seventy-five (375) feet. Bound
ed north bv Lamar street, west by lands of
Mrs. Larkin, formerly Mrs. Rowland, lands
of Mrs. ftlarpey and J. H. Aden, south by
lands of J. J. VV. Ford, east by lands owned
by Mrs. Jerry F. Bolton, Dr. Clark, Thos.
Guice, Mr. Andrews and J. S. Bolton, adjoin
ing lands of Mrs. K. L. Burt. Levied on as
the property of Mrs. Eliza M. Hall to satisfy
an execution Issued from the superior court
ot Sumter county Ga. In favor ot Mrs Edith
S. Goodell versus Mrs. Eliza M. Hall. Prop
erty pointed out by plaintiff s attorney and
tenant in possession notified in terms of the
law. This August 15th. 1898.
Also at the same time and place will be
sold one house and lot in the cltv of Ameri
cus. Ga. No. 548 Jefferson street and bounded
as follows: North by Jefferson street, south
by other property of M. B. Phillips, east by
vacant lot and west by vacant lot of Ed Nell.
Levied on as the property of M. B Phillips
to satis*y an execution issued from the supe
rior court of Bibb county, Ga. in favor of S-
S Dunlap versus Fannie T. Bryant, principal,
andM. 6. Phillips, Martin Grinton and LB.
Isbell securities. Property pointed out by
plaintiff 's attorney ana tenant In possession
notified in terms of the law. This Sept. Sd,
1808.
Will be sold before tbe courthouse door on
the fir t Tuesday In December 1898, between
the legal hours of sale:
A certain lot of >land lying and being In
the Sixteenth district of Sumter county, Ga.
and known as lot of land la Mnckalee
swamp,owner unknown,*: : : -
ber eighty-seven an In said district. Le
tne late l. u. iimaltlng and all
said county. Purcafe, Valentine
inspect same before, c
of the Inconvenience o»rty beln*
ty lt will be sold before ig ordV*5
but will be delivered wh5 n rx „ f r
8. Also at the same tlm.| ct ,. f
dark mare mule named + l( ‘
S. ck S'ntcTi? " f y SKfSSTSSW** utl,or -
s?S '»">• - wt-- ,o '-
ihe.late L G. Hifiaulor » n d all cr “l to each Judicial circuit ?”' lor<lt| i'
term (except to nil a ' h0,e "Bela!
TtLuccJ.Lr. TZ a* 1 a" be four
sequent Incumbenu »ha“l taT? 1 a " d * ub -
electors of the.holes?,,. f? t,d bjr u >«
for members of
rMte £ expiration* o’r°th V* ««
mute. !d Re ' 1 ’ °" e " ark Cl1 E '"T vacancy
9. Also at the same time and pla&tion or other cauNf>« ah .i* L <Iealh * reslg.
notes, accounts, Ufa* and choses ln'tuinent nf Hlla ** be filled by an-
oelonglng to said estate ot L. G, Hudso. . °* Governor until thi.
eluding one share Davenport Drug Co. sV • anuary after the , flrst
a comjliete and itemized fist of which wilixt after the exnimti * cn * raI election
found in the clerk soffice of Sumtersui>eriu| m - . *P ,r ®uon of thirty davn
court, which all the purchasers are invitea™* • ucl * vacan y occurs at whiJh
^censor for the unexol^Ste m
%V\ Mc "‘ bat lnt zsz
thorUa»o7*i tenn tIplr '’’
prnpo'?? ol January, 1803,
ihall be ?™* rd A »«embly at
members t e tcr »nof four
to Inspect. The actual papers will be exhib
ited by the Administrator to anyone desiring
to inspect them.
All of said above described property to be
sold under and by virtue of salt! o'cler. as
aforesaid, as tho property ot L. G Hudson,
deceased, and the realty will be sold In sep
arate lots as separately described above.
E L. HARPER,
Administrator of the estate of L. G. Hudson,
deceased.
I wl'l sell before the court house door In the
said county, during tbe legal hours of s de,
on the first Tuesday In October next, the fol
lowing described property to wit:
One-third (* Interest in lot of land No. 80
In the O d 20th dlstrlit of Sumter county,
also one third (»,) Interest In fifty (Si) acres
off of north side of lot of land No 8) lu the
17th district of Sumter county, less right-of-
way of Georgia & Alabama railway and town
lots sold up t j granting of said leave to sell.
WEBSTER SHERIFF SALES.
}} GEORGIA-Wkhhtkit county
Will be sold before the court house door In
the town of Preston, Webster county, be
tween the legal hours of sale on the first
Tuesday In-October 1898, the following de
scribed proper y, to-wlt:
Lot of laud No. 79 In the Ifth district of
Webster county Ueorgu. containing 202^
acres more or less. Levied on as the prop
erty of John S Barker, deceased, and now
in tne hands of his administratrix. Georgia
Marker, to satlify an execution issued from
the supetlor court of said county In favor of
Flora J. Perry against said Geor*ii Barker,
administratrix oi Jor*nS. Barker, deceased
SaM property being In |»ossesslon ol Georgia
Barker, administratrix,etc. Tenant lu i «*.*--
session notified la terms ot the law. This
5th day of August !&*.
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Leading departments are under noted
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A delightful home, Session opens Septem
ber 14th. Write for pamphlets.
T. /. SIMMONS, A. M.,
President.
OUR
UNDERTAKING
DEPARTMENT
fa nnder the management of
Mb. ED. Y. ANDREWS,
who will QU all order* promptly
A. W SMITH.
Money to Loan
ON FARMS.
Wc are prepared to negotiate 5 year loans
t>n Sumter county farms at 7 per cent Inter*
id 2 per cent, commission per annum,
i made In sums of 43U) up to 15,0)0.
Hooper & crisp,
Attorneys at Law. \
of the Gertv
•hall, and he a ^ by the au-
structed to ca2? er above
published in at ieS° n8 tltutlon
Congrerslon.il dlstrS® of the
period of two monthXhouses
time for holding the nWfnor
Sec. 6. Be It further euJn-
thoilty aforesaid, that the>45
amendments shall besubstltu.
cation or rejection of the elec
State at the next general election .
after publication, as provided foi fn’xT'l*
fourth section of this Act, In the siiiiN JL •
districts of this State at which electiorKvliAfa
erv person shall be qualified to vote who^-.
eutitled to vote lor members of the Oenera&tC
Assembly. All perxens voting at said elec- ^
tion in favor of adopting the proposed \
amendments, or either of them, to the Con
stitution ol this State, sh ill have written or '
printed on vhelr ballots the words: ’‘For
ratlficat'.on of the amendment of paragraph
2 of sect.on 3, a. tide 6 of the Constltn*
tloa" (for election of Judges of Superior
Courts by the people). -For ratification of
amendment of paragraph 3 of sectlo 13 of ar
ticle 0 of the Constitution" (for election of
Judges of superior Courts by the people),
"For ratification of amendment of para
graph I of xe:tlon 11 of article 6 of the
Constitution ’ ifor election of Solicitor**
General br the people) And all persons op
posed to adoption of said amendments, or
either of them. »^all have written or printed
on their ballots the words! "Against tbe
ratification of amendment of paragraph 3
of section 3 of article 0 ot the Constitution*
)acatnst election of Judges of Superior
Courts by the people), "Against ratification
of the amendment of paragraph 3of scettofo
3 ot article 6 of the Constitution" ("against
election of Judgtsof Superior Courts b> the
people), "Against ratification of amend
ment ot paragraph I of section 11 ot article
0 ot the Constitution" (againstthe election
of Solicitors General by the people )
Sec 0. 11c It further enacted by the author-
!ty aforesaid. That the Governor be, and he /*
is, hereby authorized and dli?ctcd to pro
vide tor the submission of the foregrtng
proposed amendments to the Constitution of
this State to a vote of the; co >!e as required
by the Co&sti.utlon of this estate in para
graph l of section l of article 13, and by this
Act; and if either be ratified, the Governor
shall, when be ascertains such ratification
from the Secretary of State, to whom the
returns shall be referred in the same man
ner as In case of elections for members of
the General Assembly, to count
and ascertain the result, Issue
his proclamation, for one lnseitlon, in
one of the daily papers ot their State, an
nouoclng such result, and declaring the
amendment or amendments ratified.
Sec. 7. Be lt further enacted by tbe au
thority aforesaid, That all laws and parts o,
laws in conflict with the Act be* and the same
are, hereby repealed.
Approved December 21,1897.
Now, therefore, 1, WiP 4 a»o Y. Atkinson •
governor of said state, do issut this my pro
clamation declaring that the foregoing
proposed amendment to’the constitution is
hereby submitted for ratification or rejec
tion to tbe legal voters of the state at the
general election to be held on Wednesday
October .5,184)8.
W. V. ATKINSON, Governor.
By the Governor,
F. E. Call a wav. Private Secretary.
C ITATION.
LETTERS OP ADMINISTRATION
GEORGIA—WnaaTan Comrrr, .
J, u. Sword bovine in proper form applied
to me to bare Georee K. Thornton, clerk of
■uperlor conrt of Webeter county, granted
letter, of administration on tne eatate of
-,VillUm UhmukM.lateot laid county,
Tbeeearc therefore to cite and admonish
dl parties concerned wbei.n r kindred or
reditors, to show cause on or before the
October term of tne court of ordinary to be
held tbe llrst Honda, in October, let—, why
■aid petition should not be granted an
prayed tor. Witness rny bard and uffidal
signature, Ibis August;,',
T. J. thari'E, Ordinary,
m