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The Survival of the Fittest.
\VA YNESIJORO, GA...! 1' LY 2. 188(1.
MKKTINO OF TIIK 1>K.M0CIUTIC PARTY OF
OF ItUItK F COUNTV.
There will be u mooting of the
Democratic party held in Waynes
boro, on the Oth day of July, next,
to select delegates to the congres
sional convention to assemble in
Augusta on July loth, to nominate
a candidate for the 10th congres
sional district. By order of the
committee.
Kandoli’h Ridgely, Chairman.
V. 1\ .Johnston, Secretary.
A FUFF FOU A l.l,.
It will soon be time to select our
representatives for the legislature.
Why not open the gates and have a
free for all race? It would prevent
two races and two elections, and we
believe would give us better men.
In the past our conventions and
mass meetings and primaries to
nominate legislative candidates
have always Increased strife and
engendered bitter feelings.
OL'll NFXT (JOYFUNOH.
That General Gordon will be the
next governor of Georgia may now
be regarded as virtually settled.—
Up to this time a majority of the
counties acting have instructed for
him, and the indications are that
that majority though large will be
increased rather than diminished.
We believe he will be nominated
on the first ballot. Those who have
opposed him may as well look the
facts squarely in the face and settle
down to that conviction. It has
been a bitter campaign and much
bad feeling has been engendered.
The general entered the race in a
hurrah backed enthusiastically by
a large following. He has been
handled without gloves by his op
ponents. His friends say he has
been grossly slandered. Some of
the many charges may be wrong,
but unfortunately for General Gor
don, and most unfortunately for the
people of Georgia, they are in the
main substantially true. The cam
paign was inaugurated, it has been
carried through, and it has been
won on a sentiment. One of the
leading dailies of our state has re
cently said that it would have been
better for Major Bacon if he had
swapped one of his organs for a
brass band. It points out in a few
words the main spring of the cam
paign. But for the fact that he was
a dashing officer, that he fought
bravely, that he rose to high position
in the\army, that the memories of
1801 and I860 which will ever thrill
the lreart of Georgia could be in
voked in his favor, General Gordon
would not have been a candidate
for the position he will soon fill.—
There are men who have made
good generals and who would make
good governors, but unfortunately
for us General Gordon is not of
that class. None of the thinking
men who put him in the race be
lieve that he possesses any of the
business elements which has stamp
ed success upon the administration
of McDaniel. None of the thinking
men who have been supporting him
believe for a moment that he has
the nice discriminations between
right and wrong, or the Roman vir
tues which controlled the actions of
Jenkins. Evan Howell, who is the
Warwick of the occasion and who
is one of the best judges of men in
Georgia, does not to-day in his heart
believe that Gordon possesses any
of the qualifications which will
make him a good governor. Still it
is a fact that General Gordon will
be our next governor, and the soon
er we settle down to that convic
tion, with the determination to
make the most of a bail thing, the
better it will be for us all. Soften
the animosities that have been
created, knowing the weak points
of our next governor prepare to
strengthen him. Those who brought
him in the race, who have engineer
ed his campaign, who will make
him governor have assumed grave
responsibilities. We believe he will
bo subject to their control. Most of
them are good men, and wo hope
they will use their influence for the
good of the state and not for the ad
vancement of individual interest or
personal pique.
Tim Southern Bivouac.
The contents of the Southern
Jiirouae for July are more than an-
ually varied and attractive. The
first article is entitled “First Day of
Real War,” and describes the bom
bardment of Fort Sumter. The ar
ticle is written by F. G. DeFontaine,
and is illustrated from photographs
taken at the time.
J. M. Wright contributes an arti-
on the old army, entitled “Old-Time
Service,” which will be read with
interest, not only by the old sol
diers, but by all who care' anything
for the past.
An interesting article on the
“Trappist Abbey of Gethsemnno,”
is contributed by Morton M. Casse-
day. In this abbey perpetual si.
lenco is enjoined, and the peculiar
habits of the monks are very vividly
described. The article is fully illus
trated.
Charles J. O’Malley follows this
with a poem of unusual power, “Fra
Benedict.”
Richard 11. Musser continues Ids
account of the War in Missouri, and
Faul H. Hayne lias his second pa
per upon Charles Gayarre, which is
devoted to a review of his literary
life.
The story in this Isfug is by Miss
L. T. Cunningham, of Atlanta, en
titled “The Price he Paid,” and ex
hibits unusual power for character
delineation, and descriptions of
jScenery. **
Dr. Felix L. Oswald begins a series
of paper on Southern Summer Re
sorts, with one descriptive of
“ Cloudland ” and “ White Cliff
Springs.” Dr. Oswald writes very
vividly, and with clearness and
cleverness upon any subject, and
this series of articles will certainly
attract wide attention.
in Comment and Criticism, James
W. A. Wright describes Mr. Davis’
visit to Montgomery, and Henry
W. Austin discusses the recently
published poem attributed to Poe.
The poetry of the number will be
found very much above the average
magazine poetry of recent date, and
includes, besides Mr. O’Malley’s
“Fra Benedict,” a short poem by
John Esten Cooke, “The Scout”; one
by Wm. II. Hayne, “To Toccoa
Fall”; one by Wm. Perry Browne,
“The Summit ot Chilhowee”; W.
G. McAdoo’s lines upon General
John II. Morgan, and an original
ane striking poem by Opio Reid, in
negro dialect, entitled “The Drouth
and the Rain.”
|EETH ypITE as gNOW,
A FEW IMPORTANT QUESTIONS ASKED
AND ANSWERED.
1st. What will whiten my teeth? Delecta-
lavo.
2d. What will cleanse my mouth? Dclec-
talnve.
;lil, What will harden anil beautify my
gums? Doleotnhivo,
4th. What will purify my breath? Helen-
tnlave.
5t.li. What will aid In preserving my teeth?
I lelcc tnlave.
Ut.li. What will prevent the forming of
tartar? Dcloetnlave.
Till. What will neutralize any acidity of
the saliva? Delcctalavc.
sth. What will cure tender and bleeding
glims? Delectave.
Use De/ecta/ave and be Clean.
Rule Nisi.
lilt. CALHOUN ENDORSES DELHI'TA-
LAVE.
Atlanta, Ga., October 17,1KS5.
Da. C. T. Bhockett—My Dear Sir1 It af
fords me pleasure after a careful examina
tion ot the formula of your Delectalave, to
bear testimony to its value, and state Unit Its
eurutlve qualitlesaro beyond question. I re
gard 11 as its name implies,a delightful wash,
andean confidently recommend It to the
public. ' Yours truly,
A. W. Calhoun, M. D.
Junl8,’80-hm
CALL AlT
J. M. Harp’s
LIBERTY STREET,
Waynesboro,Georgia,
When you want
Bargains!!
HEADQUARTERS FOR
viTATE OK GEORGIA — IlllKKE COUNTY.—
ii To the Superior Court of Said County:
The petition of Edith 11. Robinson, showeth
that on the first day of May, 1881, Eliza G.
Rldgely, of said county, executed and deliv
ered, for value received, lo James II. Tall
in an, of Hartford,(’onm, here certain promis
sory note for the inlnelpal sum of twelve
hundred ($1,200) dollars, dated May the 1st,
1881, and due May the 1st, 18811, and leu cou
pon notes for Interest on said principal sum,
each for the amount of forty-eight ($18.00) da
ted the same date as said principal note and
payable seml-annuall.v on the lirst days of
November and May in each year from date
of said notes until the maturity of said prin
cipal note, and to bettor see lire the payment
of said principal note and said ten Interest
coupon notes at their maturity, and in per et.
on said sums as attorney’s fees, should said
notes be placed In lhe hands of an attorney
Tor collection. Bald Eliza G. Rldgely executed
unit delivered to the said James it. Tallman,
a mortgage, dated the same date ns said notes
to the following described real estate: A
farm lying In a body, situated 111 the seventy-
second (72d) district, Georgia Militia, of
Burke county, Georgia, containing seven
hundred (7(1(1) acres of land, more or less, and
hounded on the North by lands of Augustus
It. Roberts, on tin* East liy lands of tin* estate
of Henry Dawson, and of Georgia A. Palmer,
and on the South liy lands of the estate of
T. II. and E. H. lllount and by lands of John
A. Green wood, and on the West by lands of
John A. Greenwood. Said mortgage stipu
lating that on default of mortgagee to pay
promptly at maturity said principal or Inter
est according to the tenor of said notes or
any taxes which may he assessed against said
property before the same becomes delinquent
the said mortgage to he foreclosed at the op
tion of the hnldei;. That said James It. Tail-
man, at the time of the execution and deliv
ery of said notes and mortgage to him as-lgn-
cd and transferred for value received, said
principal notes and said coupon notes, togeth
er with all and singular, Ills interest in and
rights under the mortgage scouring U|0 same
to your petitioner, which notes and mortgage
with clause of assignment thereon are hereto
the court shown. Petitioner further shows
tluit t e said Eliza G, Rldgely has refused
and still refuses lo pay one of said Interest
coupon no.tes, falling duo November, 1st, l8Sf>.
Wherefore your petitioner prays the granting
of a rule of this com t, directing the said Eliza
G. Rldgely lo pay Into the said court, on or
before the first day of the next term thereof,
the principal and interest duo on said notes
and ten percent, of said sum as Attorney’s
fees and all other costs of this proceeding, ur
In default thereof (lm( said mortgage he fore
closed. LAWSON & CALLAWAY,
1 ’et it loners' Attorneys.
RULE NISI.
Edith H. Roihnson,
vs.
Eliza O. Ripokly. _
It appearing to the court by the petition 6T
Edith II. Robinson that Eliza G. Riugely, of
said county, did on the (lest davof May, 1881.
execute milt deliver fo James If. Tollman. of
Hartford, Conn., a mortgage on a fa 'in lying
In a body, situated In thoNuvonly-seoond (72il)
district, G. M., of Burke county, Georgia, con
taining seven hundred (700) acres of land,
more or less, and bounded on the North by
lands of Augustus R. Roberts, on the East by
lands of the estate of Henry Dawson, and by
lands of Georgia A Palmer, on lhe South, by
lands of the estate T. H. A E, II. Blount, and
by lands of John A. Greenwood, and on the
West by lands of John A. Grenwood; to se
cure the payment of it rertiilu promissory
note for the principal sum of twelve hundred
($1,200) dollars, dated May 1st, 1881, and due
May l!it, 1880, and ten interest coupon notes
of the same date, each for'the sum of (48.01))
forty-eight dollars, and payable seml-annu-
nlly on the first. days of November and May,
In each year from lhe date of said notes until
the maturity of said principal note, and ten
per cent, of said sums us attorney’s fees
should said notes he placed in the hands of
an attorney for collection, said mortgage stip
ulating that on default of mortgagee to pay
promtTv, 111 maturity, pay of tlip 'obligations
Which ft was given to sect) re them; the lio'd-
cr should have the option of foreclosing,
Which mortgage,, together with all and sin
gular, )ds interest in, and rights under the
same, and the said notes, which it was given
to secure. The said James H. Tallman, at
the time of their exiputjqn and delivery to
him assigned end tronsfipred for value re
ceived. to Edith II. Robinson, the petitioner,
and one of which Interest coupon notes, the
said Eliza G. Rldgely refuses to pay.
It Is ordered, therefore, that the said
Eliza G. Rldgely, pay Into this court on or
beforo*tbe next term thereof tin* in lnelpal and
Interest due on Said not.se,ten percent attor
ney’s fees on said sums, and tho costs of
this proceeding, or in default thereof, the
court will proceed as to Justice shall apper
tain. It Is further ordered, that this rule be
published in The Turn Oiti/.f.n, a newspa
per In said county, once a month for four
months, or served on said Eliza G. Rldgely,
01* Iter special agent or attorney, three months
previous to t)ie next, term of this court.
II. 0. RONEY, .1. 8. U. A.C.
Lawhon it Callaway,
Bet It loner's Attorneys,
A true copy from the minutes,
H. ,|. HELL, Clerk.
Mortgage, Ac.
MAY TERM, 18x0.
Rule Nisi.
• Flour,
Meal.
Etc.
You can find almost anything
you may want at
J.M. Harp’s
QTATE OF GEORGIA—Burke COUNTY.
O To the Superior Court of Said County:
The petition of F. A. Kales showeth, that on
the second day of June, 1881, Solomon 1C.
Mills, of said (county, executed and de
livered, for value received, to James II. Tall
man, of Hartford, Conn., Ids certain promis
sory note, for the principal sum of six thous
and ($il,nut)) dollars, dun the lirst day of Juno,
188(1, and ten (1(1) Interest coupon notes of the
same date for two hundred and forty ($21U)
dollars, each, due semi-mmually on the lirst
days of December and June, in each year,
from the date of said notes until the maturity
of said principal note, Haiti coupon notes
being given for the payment of interest on
said principal notes. And, to hotter secure
the payment of said principal note and said
ten Interest coupon notes at their maturity,
and ten per cent, on said amounts for attor
ney’s fees, should said notes lie placed In the
hands of an attorney for collection, t lie said
Solomon K. Mills executed and delivered to
the said James H. Tallman, a mortgage dated
the same dato as said notes to the following
described real estate, seventeen hundred (1,700)
notes of land, more or less, lying In a body
In tho (lljili district. G. M„ of si|li
Rule Nisi. .
riT \ TEOF GEORGIA—Hurke County.—
(*l To the Superior Court of Said County,
Muv term, 18811: The petition ofS. II. Myers,
showeth that heretofore, to-wlt on Hie 20th
day of January in the year of our Lord eigh
teen hundred and eighty-four Mrs. s. A.
Dowse, made and delivered to your petitioner
a certain Instrument of willing, commonly
called promissory notes whereby she prom
ised to pay S. II. Myers, tlvo hundred and
slxty-two' 14-100 dollars on 11th of December,
1885. That Is to say, each of said notes $80.
31 100, with interest at 8 per cent, from dale,
and for securing the payment on Hu* lirst day
of December, 1885, aforesaid, said Mrs. S. A.
Dowse, executed anil delivered to your peti
tioner a certain deed or mortgage, conveying
to your petitioner all that, tract of land In
(iOtii and <)2d districts, G. M-, Burke county, on
public road leaning from Waynesboro to
Walker’s bridge, adjoining lands of Mrs. E.
M. Whitehead, J. B. Jones, Mrs. A. Neely,
Robert A. Rowland’s estate, Thomas M. Ber
rien and others containing one thousand
acres more orjess, which mortgage was con
ditioned to he void upon the payment of said
instrument and mortgage deed are now here
to the court shown. Your petitioner avers
that said Mrs. S. A. Dowse although so In
debted, and to pay said notes and mortgages,
often requested, has not paid (he same or any
part, tiler 'of, hill lias hitherto an.I now does
refuse to pay the same. Whorefore. your
petitioner prays the such rule or order may
be made and passed by said court, as is re
quired by the statutes for such eases made
and provided. Titos. M. Behuien,
Attorney for I’etttloners.
RULE NISI.
H. II. Mvkhh, i Moktoauk, etc., May
vs. > Teum, 188(1, Sup’r’r Court
Man. S. A. Dowse.; Burke county, Georgia.
l’resent, the Honorable 11. C. Roney, Judge
of said court, It appearing to tho court, by
tho petition of S. II. Myers, that on (lie 20th
day of January, 1881, Mrs. S. A. Dowse then of
said county, made and delivered to S. H.
Myers 7 promissory notes lor $80 IU-100 each
with Interest from dato at 8 per cent, per nn-
num, and that afterwards, on the said 20tli of
January, 1881, tho better to secure the pay
ment of said Instrument, executed and deliv
ered to H. H. Myers, his deed and mortgage,
whereby lie conveyed to said S. II. Myers all
that tract of land In OOtli and I12d districts, G.
M. Burke county, on tho public road leading
from SVayneshoro to Walker's bridge, adjoin
ing lands of Mrs. E. M. Whitehead, J. II.
Jones, Mrs. A. Neely, Titos. M. Berrien, and
estate of Roht, A. Rowland, dee., and others,
which mortgage was conditioned that If said
Mrs, S. A. Dowse should pay otfanil discharge
said notes and mortgages according to Its
tenor and etfect, that then said deed of mort
gage and said note should he void. And it
further appearing, that said notes and mort
gages remains unpaid: It Is therefore order
ed, that said Mrs. S. A. Dowse pay Into till*
court by the first day of the next term thoroof
the principal, Interest pud cost duo on said
mortgage or show cause to tho contrary If
t hero ho any i and that on failure of said M rs.
H. A. I lowso so to do, the equity of redemption
In und to said mortgaged premises be forever
thcrenlter barred anil foreclosed. And it is
further ordered, that tills rule be published In
Tiik Tiiuk Citizen, of Waynesboro, said
county, once n month (or four months, or a
copy thereof served on the said S. A. Dowso
or her special agent or attorney, at toast three
months before the next term of this court.
By t he court, May term, J8HH.
it. 0, RONEY, J. S, C. A. C.
Tuna. M, Bisiuhen, Petitioner's Attorney.
A true extract from tho minutes.
s. J. Bell, Clerk.
Lamps, Crockery and
Glassware, and Tinware.
Give Him a Trial.
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CHILL AND FEVER
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Don’t bo OlMcuuriiKoil this will euro you!
OUR GUARANTEE.—,S H n l ,™
taken and fall to break up the fill II,LS, tin
merchant who made tho sale will refund
money.
Fill? y A 1 1J At Waynesboro, by s. A.
I UR PLY l4lx,u r ivy; at Drone, by W. L.
Mims; at Green’s Cut, by A. Chance and P.
It. Reese.
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W/r<)/.h'SA EE DEPOT,
AUGUSTA, ; !’ : GEORGIA.
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Solomon K. M i i.i.h. 1
Burke Sheriff's Sales.
\ If ILL In* sold before the conn house door,
Vv in the city of Waynesboro, Burke enmi
ty, Georgia, on the first Tuesday in July, 188(1,
hot ween t ho legal hours of sale, the folio wing
property, to-wlt: Six hundred and forty-
eight acres of hind, more or less, lying in the
IMlth and (I2d District, G. M., Burke county.
Ga., adjoining lauds of E. Watkins, Mrs. E.
F. Lawson, Mrs. Rebecca Dean, estate of 11 III
Sandeford, and lands of the estate of Thomas
Burdell. Levied upon as the property of E.
A, Carter, trustee for wife and children.
Written notice given.
11. It,' ESELEII, SheriIV, B. C.
XXI I LI, lx* sold before lhe court house door,
V\ In lhe city of Waynesboro, Burke coun
ty, Georgia, on llu* first Tuesday hi July, 18811.
Ix-lween the legal hours of sale, the following
property, to-wit: One tract containing fifty
acres ot.land, lying,situate and being in the
(17th District, G. M., Burke county, Ga., ad
joining lands of B. G. Winter, Abram Chance
and lands of Mrs. Rountree. Levied upon as
the property of .las. It. Collins, to satisfy a tax
11. fa. issued by G. A. Ward, Tax Collector, II.
C., against James It. Collins. Written notice
given. B. IIAESELER, Sheriff II. C.
W ILL be sold before the court house door,
In the city of Waynesboro, Burke coun
ty, Ga., on the first, Tuesday In August, 188(1,
between the legal hours of sale, tho following
property, to-wlt: One hundred acres of land,
more or less, in said county, lying, situate
and being in said county, adjoining lands of
S. A. Gray, F. M. Catos and other lands of
Mrs. Deborrnli R. Stone. Levied oil as the
property of said Mrs. Debora U. Stone, to
satisfy a 11. fa., Issued from tho Justice’s
court of 70th District, G. M., of said county,
In favor of Dr..I. H. Chandler. Levy made
March 21st, 1886, by A. J. Lawson, Constable,
and turned over to me. Legal notice given.
111. IIAESELER, Sheriff, It. C.
W ILL be sold before the court house door,
Inthoettyot Waynesboro, Hurkocoun-
ty, Ga., on tho first Tuesday In August, 1880,
between the legal hours of sale, the following
property, to-wlt: One tract or land, eontaln-
llireo hundred acres, lying, situate and being
in said county, adjoining lands of Perkins A
Ilrij,, David Perkins, Matilda Odom and oth
ers. Levied on as the property of Fain C.
Sapp, to satisfy sundry 11. fas. Issued from the
Honorable County Court of Burke county, In
favor of Wilkins A Berrien vs. Fain C. Sapp.
Levy made by A. J. Lawson, Bailiff and turn
ed over to me. Legal notice given.
B. IIAESELER, Sheriff, H. C.
W I LI, be sold before tho court house door,
In the city oi Waynesboro, Burke coun
ty, On., on tho first Tuesday in August, 188(1,
between the legal hours of sale, the following
property, to-wlt: One house and lot In tho
city of Waynesboro, containing two acres
more or less, bounded on the North by lot of
S. A. Gray, on the West by Water street, on
tlie South by Stone street, andon the East by
land of L. If. Houtznliu, trustee fur E. llyno
and wife. Levied on as the property K. A.
Carter, trustee, to sat Isfy a mortgage It. fa., is
sued from the Honorable Superior Court, of
Burke county, in favor of Nicholson, Saml-
fovd A Qo.,vs, K. A, Curler, trustee, Wr t n
notice given. It. HAESELF.R, Sherilf 1*.
Ordinary’s Notices.
/"I EORGIA—llt'HKK County.—James M.
u Jones, executor of Uie estate of F. A.
Jones, deceased, applies to me for leave to
sell the lands belonging to said estate. These
are therefore to cite all persons Interested to
show cause before mo (if any they have,) on
the first Monday in July next why said leave
lo sell should not be granted, as prayed for.
Juno 6, 18811. E. ],. BRINSON,
Ordinary, 11. C.
p EORGrA—Burke County.—.1. J. Boyd,
vj executor of James T. Me Norrill, deceased,
of snld county, applies to me for letters dis-
mlssory from said estate. These are, therefore
to cite all persons Interested to show cause, If
ftliy they have, before me at 10 o’clock, a. in.,
on tlie first Monday In August next, why said
letters dlsmlssory should hot lie gruntek. This
April 5th, 188(1.
K. L. BRINSON, Ordinary, B. C.
pi EORGIA— Bukke County. — Whereas,
IT Commissioners duly appointed by the
Court of Ordinary to set apart and aslgn a
year’s support for Mrs. Martini Brown, out of
estate of J. 8. Brown, late deceased, of said
county, have filed their return In my office.
These are, therefore, to notify all persons eon-
corned that unless legal objections to said re
turn are tiled In my office on or before 10
o’clock, a. m., on tin* first Monday in August
next, said return will be ratified and mado Hie
Judgment of the court. This July 2d, Isxo,
K. L. BRINSON, Ordinary.
Official Announcement.
)GEHEBftL MERCHANDISE,})
MUNNEltLYN, GA.
—Enterprise—
I ii AbiindHiioo.
We uru now prepared to Negotiate Loans on
Improved Farms, on shorter time and mine
HeusiiuahUi Terms than ever,
Loans Made For Anv Amount,
Call and see me,
LAWSON & CALLAWAY,
WAYNKHUORO, GA.
Hlft l')Di'80. tf
situated in the (loth ilInjtl*|ut, G. M
county, hounded on tho North by hinds of
minor children of Andrew J. Templeton, and
by lands of Mrs. Elizabeth Whitehead,on tho
East liy water of Brier creek, on the South by
right-of-way of the Savannah and Augusta
railroad, and on the West by lands of the es
tate of it. A. Rowland and by lauds of James
Barrett. Said mortgage stipulating (baton
default of mortgagee to promptly principal
or Interest, as stipulated In said notes, which
Ibis Is given to secure, or any tax which may
be assessed against said property before tho
same becomes delinquent, then said mort
gage to lie foreclosed at the option of the hold-
Tlmt said James H. Tullumn, at the time
of the execution and delivery ot said notes
and mortgage to him, assigned ami trans
ferred, for value received, said principal note
and interest coupon notes together with all
and singular Ills interests In and rights under
the aforesaid mortgage, securing the same to
vnur petitioner, which notes and mortgage,
With oliupiti of assignment thereon, are here
to the court shown. Petitioner further shown
that the said Kulomon K, Mills has rofuHod
and still refuses to pay one of said notes,
which was due on the first day of December,
1885. Wherefore your petitioner prays tho
granting of a rule of this court, directing the
said Solomon 1C. Mills In pay into the said
court on or before the first day of lhe next
term thereof tho principal and Interest duo on
said notes and ten per cent, of said sum us
attorney’s fees and all other ensls of this pro
ceeding, or III default thereof that said mort
gage lie foreelosed.
LAWSON A CALLAWAY,
Petitioner’s Attorneys.
RULE NIHI.
1*.A. I* At,us, ) Mortgage, Ac.
MAY TERM, 1880.
It appearing to the court by the petition of
F. A. Kales, that Solomon 1C. Mills, of said
county (111 till* 2d day of June, 1881, executed
and delivered to James H.Tallnuin, a mort
gage on a tmet of laud (containing seventeen
hundred (1,7IKI1 Meres of land more or less, ly
ing In a body, idtilllll'l! In the sixtieth ((loth)
dint rlet, G. M., of said 'county, Ip ill ||i|ei| (>u till)
North by landH of mlnoreblldreu of Andrew
.1. Templeton, and lauds of Mrs. Elizabeth
Whitehead, on the East by waters of Brier
creek, on the South by right-of-way of Sa
vannah and Augusta railroad, mi l on the
West, by lands ul llie eslnteof It, A. Rowland
and by lands of James Harrell, said luurt*
gage stipulating Hull oa default of lliu mort
gagee to pay promptly a*, maturity any of the
obligations which said nt I'tgagc was given
to secure, tbeii the bolder should have the
notion of foreclosing. Said mortgage being
given to secure lhe payment of ii certain
promissory note for Hie priuelpul sum of six
thousand dollars, dated lhe 2d of June, 1881,
and due on the 1st day of June, Ihsii, amt tea
Interest coupon notes for thesum of $2l0eui*n,
and dated same dale as said principal note,
and payable |xeml-mmunlly respectively on
till* first days of December and June In each
year from the date of said notes until llu* ma
turity of said principal note, mid tell per cent,
nf said sums ns attorney's fees, should said
claims lx* placed In the bands of an attorney
fpi* eolleotlon, which notes together with tho
mortgage securing them all and singular, the
rights amt interests under tin* same has been
trunsferred to the petitioner, and one of said
notes the snlu Solomon K. Mills refuses in
pay.
it therefore, ordered, That the said Solo
mon K. Mills, pay Into Ibis court, on or be
fore 111. ,lie next term thereof, the principal
and Interest due on said notes, ten per cent,
attorney’s fees on said sums amt the cost of
this salt, or In default thereof, the court will
proceed as to Justin’ -ball appertain, And, II
Is furtheronloretl lluil this rule lx* published
In Tin: Taut: iTi iziin, a paper published In
said county, once a month for four mouths,
or served on said .Solomon K. Mills, or Ills
special agent or attorney, Hi rue months pre
vious to tlie next term of Ibis court.
H, U. RUN F.Y..I. H. ('.A. 0
Lawhon a Cai.i.away,
Del It loner’s Attorneys.
A true copy from the minutes.
H, I. HELL, Clerk.
July2,’80-o-n-m-i'iu
Steam Saw
MUNNERLYN, -
LUMBER YARD AT WAYNESBORO.
GA.
S TATE OF GEORGIA—lluitKK County.—
An election having been hold In pursu
ance of an order of the Ordinary of said coun
ty , and after due publication as required by
law, at the election precincts In the militia
districts of tho county of Burke, said State,
on Tuesday, the 22d day of June, 188(1, under
tlie provisions of the general option liquor
law, approved September 18th, 18R5; and the
returns of said election having been delivered
to me at my office, before the hour of 12 ni.,
on the *3d day of June, |8Sli, liy the several
managers t hereof, and I having carefully con
solidated tlie snld returns on tho said 23d day
of June, 1886, do hereby publish tho following
as tho result of said election, to-wit:
Districts. Against the Sale. For tlie Sale.
(loth and U2d 117 133
7:1 8U
til st
(13 rd
tilth 4(1 45
doth 23 2
tliitli, No return.
07tli 38 00
08th. No return.
09th 25 12
70th 25 17
71st, Returns Rejected for Informalities,
72d, No return.
73d ;v> Bl
7ith 75th No return,
411
307
JOHN D. MUNNERLYN, Prop.
Tlie above Saw Mill ts now in full operation,
and all orders will be filled without a mo
ments delay.
Lumber sawed to order on short notice at
liberal prices.
Orders can bo left nt my office at Waynes
boro. All bills will be payable to the under
signed. 1 solicit a share of the public patron
age. Respect fally.
JOHN D. MUNNERLYN,
Janl(l’8Btf Waynesboro, oil.
HARLEYMcCATHERN,
WAYNESBORO, GA.
minima
3:1 ill av rights,
Respectfully oiler (heir services to the olli-
zens of llurke and adjoining counties. We
will keepcouxtnnllv on band Melting, Piping,
Steam Fillings, Babbitt Metal and I'aeklnW
ofall kinds. We are prepared to work on
Grist, Haw Mills, Gins, Engines and Machin
ery of any kind or description. We will guar
antee all work lulrusled to us, to lie done In
a workmanlike manner.
Spool Ileal Ions, plans and drawings
FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Ils-/r'* Agents for lhe sulo of Talbot A Sons,
Engines, Hollers, Eli*.
Hs;V‘ All orders left ill I he store of M. F.
Half will receive prompt attention.
\Y. II. HARLEY,
nmy’JI,'86-lf Wm. McCATHERN,
HOME COUNCIL
Wo take pleasure In culling tho attention ot
mothers to a homo cure for all diseases of the
Htomaeb and Bowels, a medicine so long
needed to carry children solely through the
critical stage of Teething.
PITTS' CARMINATIVE
Is an lnealoulable blessing to mo!her lllld
elillii, It Is an Instant vollol'tooollo of Infants,
a disease with which Infants, sutler so much
the first four months of their life. It gives
sweet rest to tlie stele and fretful child. It
strengthens and builds up the weak, gives
appetite and llesli to tlie puny, corrects drain
from tlie bowels, cures Diarrlue and Dys
tery. A panacea for the children. Try one
bottle. It costs only
Twenty-Fivo Cents a Bottle.
JunlU’85by
IVoitloo.
I eiiu negothite loans on Improved farms, Ot
I* rates. THUS. M. BKIUllEN,
Whorefore, I, Edward L. Brinson, ordina
ry of said county, hereby publish and declare
the result of said election to have been us fol
lows, to-wlt:
Against, the Sale Received 111 Votes.
For the Halo “ 397 “
And that Against tho Sate received a majori
ty of .seventeen (17) of the votes cast at said
election. All persons concerned will take
notloo, that after this notice has been pub
lished once a week for four weeks In Thu
Tkue Citizen, a gazette published In said
county, (and in which the notice of said elec
tion was published) at the expiration of said
time, the provisions of said general local op
tion liquor law will take ellect in said county,
and all persons concerned will govern them
selves accordingly. Witness my ocltllal sig
nature, this 2lith (lay of June, 188(1,
Edward l. rrinson,
Ordinary <>f Burke county, Georgia.
June 25,’SH-nw
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
(easonahie
oprltf.’SI-tf
Waynesboro, Ga.
/ 1 EORGIA—IluiiKE County.—All persons
Y X holding claims against .I. H, Brown, lute
of said county, doeeased, are required to
present their accounts duly authenticated,
to the undersigned, within the time pre
scribed by law, and all persons Indebted to
said estate are required to make Immediate
payment. Tills May 17, ISslI.
B. F. BROWN,
5t Executor Estato of J. S. Brown.
Administrator’s Sale.
ECZEMA ERADICATED.
• l.l i m ii a i ii ■ in
Gentlemen—It Is duo you to sny that I think I am entirely well of eczema after bovine
taken Swift’s Specific. I have been troubled with It very little in mv face since last spring
At the beginning of cold weather last fall it made a alight appearance, bat went nwav and
tins never returned. S. S. S. no doubt broke it up; nt least it put my system In good condition
and I got well. It also benefited my wife greatly In case of sick headache, and made a perfect
cure of a breaking out on my little three year old daughter last summer.
Watkinsvllle, Ga., Feb. 13,1886. Key. JAMES V. 11. MORRIS.
Treatise ou Blooa aud Skin Diseases mailed free.
Tiik Swivr Srxcino Co., Drawers, Atlanta, Ga.
James G. Bailie & Sons,
- W J LL ItEMI > V K T H EI It—
O A I{ P i: r V H T O €J K
FROM 713 to 714 BROAD STREET (SOUTH SIDE)
Dr. Calhoun’s New Building,
NEXT TO MR. E. D. SMYTHE’S CROCKERY STORE.
W E will continue to sell Carpets, Curtains, Window Shades and House Furnlshim*
Goods at greatly reduced prices “FOR SPOT CASH” or thirty days time, city am ix
tanco. F
JAMES G. BAILIE A SONS
decl2’84by 714 Broad Street, (South Side) - AUGUSTA, GA.
O. 33- IDXJKIE
-Wholesale and Retail Dealer In —
CROCKERY,-:-LAMPS, GLASSWARE,
Tinware, AY r oocl and Willow-ware,
And everything usually kept in a iirst-class
Crockery, Tin and Willow-ware Store,
Jewelry and Fancy Goods, a Specialty.
520 Broad Street, - - •• AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
marl2,’8fl-by
H. P. SMART & BRO
MIDVILLE, (9.1 i Central Railroad,) GEORGIA,
—Manufacturers of-
YELLOW PINE LUMBER,
ROUGH AND DRESSED.
Ceiling, Weatherboaiding Flooring, Staves,
Shingles, Laths, Fence Pickets,
Steam Ssitxt a-nd ZEPlamlm.g' Halils
IN EMANUEL COUNTY.
Connected with Midville by Private Railroad and Telephone Lines.
apr2,’8(>-lun
JUST-:- RECEIYEI3
BRIGHAM BROS.,
-Wholesale and Retail-
$ IT ILL be sold beloro the court liouso door,
VV In tin*city of Waynesboro, Burke coun
ty, Ga., on the first Tuesday In August, IXStl,
between the legal hours of sale, t lie following
real estate, with the Improvements thereon,
to-wlt: That lot ot land euutalnlng one-
fourth (q) of an acre, morn ot* less, In Waynes
boro, Burke county, Gil., bounded on tho
North by land of Samuel Buxton,on the East
by rlglil-ofway of the Augusta and Savannah
railroad on South by lot of s. A. Gray, and ou
the West liy lol of Mrs. M. L. Mitchell. Sold
as the properly of the estate of Mary Smith,
col., deeeiiHod, by order of the court of ordi
nary ftli* tlie benefit of creditors and heirs.
s. .1. HELL,
Administrator of Mary Smith.
A GRKEABI Y to an order of tho Court of
, \ Ordinary, ot Washington county, Ga.,
will tie sold before the court bouse door in
Sanderuvllle, said county, on the first Tues
day In July, 188(1, within the legal hours of
sale, the following property, to-wlt: one-
half undivided Interest In two hundred and
forty acres of land—held In trust bv J. M,
MuCullers, of llurke county, and tA. MeCul-
lers, late of Washington county, deceased,
said two hundred and forty acres land, t\tuu
In the county of Burke, adjoining Ruck head
and Lend creeks and Grey Lawson place on
Hie North, and South by land suhl lo Col. W.
11. WilliliiH, on I lie East and West liy lluck-
henil erei k and Greys Lawson place. Halil
half interest si.Id as the properly of tlie estato
of C. A. MeClillers, laleof Washington comi
ty, deceased. Terms cash. I’nrcluiser to pay
for deed. This,lime, ISXii.
JOHN .1. PALMER, Administrator
JunlS.’Kil* on Estate of C. A, Meddler.
o
450 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA.
A full llneof fancy and staple family Groceries. We desire to call your special attention
to the articles wo handle and solicit your orders, guaranteeing quality first* elas4, and prices,
rock bottom.
Raisins, Nuts, Figs, Prunes, Dates,
Apples, Peaches, Jollies, Preserves, Mince Meats,
Currants, Cranberries, Pickles, all kinds,
Canned Goods, ofall kinds, Crackers, of every kind,
Candies, Teas, Coffees, Flours, Sugar-Cured limns.
k Meats, all kinds, Powder, Hliot, Caps, Cigarsavail
Tobaccos, Hugnrs, Syrups, every kind
of first-class Groceries, etc.'
GUANOS. KAINIT. COTTON SEED MEAL.
In any quantity at Rock Bottom prices,.
, Ship us your Hides, Chickens, Eggs, Peas, Potatoes
Ac. We will get highest market prices, make quick sates and prompt returns. Commission
for selling Cotton 50o. tier bale. Free Wagon yards. Call on us when visiting tin* city.
BRIGHAM BROTHERS.
JOSEPH IT. DAY.
SAMUEL T ANN All l Lb
DAY & TANNAHILL,
-HEADQUARTERS FOR-
Co partnership Notice.
W K f.
formed a co-partuershtl) for the pur
pose of lining a general maeldidst aud en
gineering business, for the repairing und uni
ting ii)i nf it 11 kinds uf mueliIncry, mills, gins,
ele., under the firm, name aud slyle of 11 A R-
LEY A* McCATHERN. Tlmublug the public
fur their liberal patronage to each of us In
tlie past and soliciting a continuance In the
tutui'c. Respect fully,
W. II. HARLEY.
W.M. Mi'l'ATllKRN,
Waynesboro, Ga., May 29,1880,
Harness, Leather, Shoe Findings,
The finest and most varied assortment of
CHILDREN’S *:*CA R RIAG ES,
EVER BROUGHT TO THE CITY.
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Tidings of Comfort and Joy,
To those who have been wrenched and Jerked about liy so-called road earls. Wo now oiler
you the most delightful vehicle, with finest wheels and axles for
#35.00
Try one anil save your health. Every man who
OWNS A HORSE,
or wishes to train a coll should have one, as the price is wltlun tho
IlICACH OF AUi.
DAY A TANNAHILL,
UUU’chI8,’80-tf
Augusta, Car