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About Jasper news. (Jasper, Ga.) 1885-???? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1885)
DIHJDOK A BROKEN HKART. A few months ago a wealthy gentle¬ man of Knoxville True., discover'd that ono of thd employ*** was paying court to hls‘.daughter. Tho young mxn wit An accomplished scholar, pos seising high literary attainments and snppriof ini oiiify regard, but unfortu nat* ly was very poor. The stern ,.r when h..tp»U. thv A •» «.y, fcrb«l« the ymltig’man nis house and prohibi¬ f«4 his daughter from ever seeing him again. The love that bad been *n kindled was not io be so easily satisfi¬ ed, and the dooplo succeeded »n hold¬ ing several clandestine meetings. The father, slircwed in bard heartedness, discovered the couple together and losing his temper, discharged the young man from bis employ on the spot und in the excitement; of the moment atruck Ing daughter for disobeying him. The blow was light but it left ita mark, and the yoing lady from tha/moment began to droop: the impr int cm her burning cheek seemed to have been engraven in her heart and that act of her iiupetu , ©us father whs his fatal mis take. The young mm wat fero'wi to loare Knox- 10 10 “* k vemploym^nt -Whore The tciid.r J he«t ->f th« frt.g.1. girl broken and a few da,, ago .he d.ed, breathing the name of her lover «»her .at .«.! Tk * heard ol her ).*»*.) the Aw. J>cr death, and leaving all elee he reah ,d Knot vile in time to t'artioipate in Ihe «ad uhaoqaiee and wet mound above here grave with burning tear., mb *0 follow poignant grief ami well from broken heart.. Swallowing a Chickens Heart. A romantic young waiter girl at a hotel in Ontario, Can., came near losing her life the other day by trying a foolish experiment. She had heard an old Haying that any girl who wwaNowed a chicken’s heart raw would have lor a husband the first male person she shook hands with, and believing the proverb, attempted to swallow a chicken’s raw hoart but faif - ed. The heart stuck in her throat and would not move ei¬ ther way, down o up. A U'JC tor was called in and arrived only in season to save the delu¬ ded girl from at; untinieiy death by choking. I Bill Nye* £ome of the things (that i we know should be saved 1 lor our own use. Tha man who ( sl»C.|< hII his knowledge, and don’t have enough to keep hoUHO with, toolls himself, X livcllt j„ n 0 | the 7’himble. Th'i thimble is it Dutch in¬ vention* first brought to Eng¬ land in 1695, by John Lofting, who began its manufacture at Islington, gaiuing thereby both honor and profit. Its name was derived Iroin the words thumb and bell, being for a long time called thumble. Old records say that thimbles were first worn on the thumb. INFAMOUS TBAFFIO. ^ San Krau>Uo „ mw ,, ap8ra hn vc mttnd on a cru „de the ini ^ Uo8 , praet i M ju , t d „f w h.,e JbJtd ■ j CtJniJ «#*■«, fa* TJuJy ^ ^ Ry , t „„ mll0 traffio in tbeiu , |M U(m ^ on tor Jolue tim0) „ la i M . , y tUrous |, th , ageocy 0 f private biv . b hjapita | s . Fouv ca8fs 0 r white babiei ln ^ po,^,, of female pro ' f . 0hln,s< - . , tjr th , 1 . ,mve , b P not * T, ‘ °, \ ' * " ' e " already discovered and there are good grounds for believing that tbero are hundreds of others, but the Gliinke, fearing discovery, have hid them out ol sight. It is asserted on ex¬ cellent authority, that the female chil¬ dren arc purohaacd by Obiniso specula¬ tors and sent to China, where they are raised until twelve years uld, when they are sold to rich Chinamen for large sums who place them in their harems. Georgia— Pickens County. To a!! whom it it may concern: J. C. Sams has in due form appli¬ ed to the undersigned for permanent Utters of administration on the estate ot Margaret 8aou», late of g'dd county deoea&ed; and I will pass upon said application on tho first Monday in A prii 1885. Given under my hand and ofSoial signature. 19tb day of Feb. 1885 K. Hood, Ordinary. Gsv^ia - Pick mu County. To all whom may c >;r»eeru* V. 0. Tate, administrator of w . R Allen, deecusedhas in dm-form oppli ed to the under nigoed for leave to **-11 the land belonging to the eetato of said deceased*, and said application will be heard o \ tho first Monday in March next. This 2nd day of February, 1885. K. Jiood, Ordinary. Fcttponed Sheriff Sale. Will be soid, before iha court House door in tlu t*i.r » *c" J up *r, P- J v m*. County Ga., within the legal hours o Bale ,on the first Tuesday in Apr., 1885 the following property U* wit. One half of lot of land No. one hundred and sev¬ enty five, in the 5th Pi.it and 2nd sec tion of Pickens County. Levied on as the property of John L, Coffvy ’hv vir ue of a .Justice Court fifa is^uul frbui 1182 Dist. G. M. in said county, in la vdrofK* A. Disharoon vs John h. Cof fey principal, M. V.Coffey and C* W. Fields smirity, property pointed itut by defendant in ti 'a. and defendant in possession notified. Levy uiade and returned to me by E G Mulkey L. C\, this Jam Suf&place, 9, 1^85. Ajho at tlmsame timo two tlfcrda iuteuntt ef lots of hind Nos. 84 «y<197 in the 13th List, and 2nd flection of Pickens County Ga , cciitainh g 1(0 acres more or loss contain itig good corn mill in ford running order and good water power, levied on by virtue of and fo satisfy a Jus tice court fi fa. issued from Justice court 1026 District G. M. in favor of K. S. aud .If. T. Carr vs J. 1\ Arwood and H.V Roe, levy made and returned to me by W . V >1 ’ *r a. % this Jan. Oth 188C* Also at the same tunc and place will be so/d lot of land. No. 61 m /he 4th Dist. and 2nd Sec tion, levied on a. »» the property o' Jushua M* Good,by virtue of a d UHtic Court fi fa, issued from ‘hcfei;9 Dist. G M. of said county in favor of L. Heard v s Joshua M Good, property pointed out ,by plaintiff iu fi fa levy made and returned to me and defendant in possesion notified by % D flidinga L. C., this Jan. 5th 7S35. Also at the Maine tiino and place will be gold, lots of iund numbers 28 and 29 iu the 12th Dist. and 2nd Section of said Ceunty, leveid on ag the pixperty of J* E. Stephens by virtue of a tax fi fa, issued by J. J. Harris tax collector of said eou.ity. j e¥ j ViaJe and returned to me by Mulhnax L. - C*, this dan. 9th - * Robert 1885 U. S. Henderson Sheriff JOHN W.HBXLKr ATTORNEY aT LAW, J ypf.cr, ts ISAAC GRANT, Attorney at Law, /afljyer, . . . . Georgia. Practices in all tlie courts. L«ga1 business solicited and promptly attend e d to. Oloe in court House. MOULTRIE SESSIONS, ATTORNEY a LAW, BLL1JAY, «A Will practice in alf the counties of the Blue Ridge Circuit FrompUsat is his motto. C. D. M ADDOX ATTOBNKT AT LAW,' CANTON, CEOKGIA Refers, by permission to John Sil vey ard Co.,J.Ii. wylic ami Gramlmg Spaulding 5 i . all of Atlanta Ga., the Simpson & Galt Mar.ufacturmg co.Ciiicinnati, Ohio. W. T. DAY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ja«}>er,. ...... ......tt» Practices in the Blue Ridpe C irwjii ani in ibe IT. S. Circuit and Dr*it court for the Northern Dist. of Ga, P. P. DuPREE ^TOS ^ x GB0BGI17 3 "’ill practice in the Blue B.t pt circuit and in Cherokee county. Omce Court Houm with Ordinary. Administrations on estates. 0 /®* collections a specialty L.CPERSOO —WIIOTESLE— Produce,cojDmiwioii M'T No 83 South Bread ATLANTA, . . , .GEORGIA "We respectfully solicit your bonsigu ! meats of Bacon, Flour. I>ard, Corn, Outs, - - Hay, - Butt *r,Chrt Ap.plon, j 5 Me, j tatocs, Onion*, E^oh, Chicken*. Florida | or-aitj, and a\J k?nds «jf Frodtt«**i. u
