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T1SK MdliCUIlY.
TUI' SHA V., NOV. 9, 1880.
Our correspondent, ‘Democrat of| A postal card from Sanders*
the Old School,’ takes a hopefuljville cays that Washington coun
view of the political situation, and ty went for Garfield by the same
NOTICE.
I GEORGIA—V asliington County
jtfSUd •’! •« dC hlCCllOll. derives dbnsolation and encourage-
We #m* a.'-cn defeated and our, fVom defeat. JJis is the true
pi.Me sta.o.a: ■: bearer has in ouv |philosophy, and should be adopted
(op;n on been si.
Ins ii'ieti X '
Olll
iu iu the house of
York ou which
led proved recreant
■the result tie,
Uj i,cr i real .uid turned us over to
one eiieinies, She votes wjth them
ein I elects Garfield as the next
President of :!:e United States. In
(Jmurress the Radio ils will have a
majority <1 tri'in fi e to ten in the
tqxt Ho .. e the Senate is thought
to he a tie, the Vice President
Chester A. A utlior giving the enst-
P’lg vote. "Noble oid Georgia has
however been true to her princi
ples and gives her Electoral vote
ip the' gallant soldier, pure patriot
and able Statesman, Gen. Hancock
nnd sends a solid Democratic Del
egation to the next Congress. Tin
prince of Independents, Felton D.
D. being defeated ii) his district.
{STATE
TREASURER RHN-
FROE.
by all true Democrats. We should
remember that in politics, as in
war, there arc worse disasters than
defeat. In the late contest with
with Radicalism, the Democrats
lost nothing ot the respect and con
fidence of the true men of the coun
try. No disgrace, no dishonor at
taches to the party nor to their
standard-bearer. Sectional preju
dice, falsehood, fraud and corrup
tion have again achieved a tempo
rary victory, but until wo lose our
confidence in republican institu
tions and tho fitness of the Amer
ican people for self-government we
will not despair of the ultimate tri
umph of democratic principles, the
restoration of honest constitutional
government, and tlio return of the
Democratic party to power. Lotus
forget tho past and look hopefully
md confidently to 1884. Sav.Nows
This c.ble and faithful public of
ficer furnishes us a copy of his an
nual report, showing tho financial
(iondjtpni of our noble old common
weal ill fo be in a healthy state and
Georgia's credit unimpeached with
sueli a Treasurer ns Hon. .J. W.
Kcnlioe; our State’s finances would
always be well managed, nnd om
Treasury reragfn in a healthy con
dition.
t)0
OFFICIAL UFCORI).
We are under much obligation
fn our esteemed representatives
lion. M. D. (J. M. Summerlin and
lion. .J. T. Youngblood for tl
pffleud report of the trustees and
pfficeis oftlio State Lunatic Asy
lum. Tho institution is well man
aged and is an honor to mu
state it is however to ho regretted
{hut the accommodations are in
sufficient to meet the demand an<
peccessitics of {liosu unfortunate
who require the care and ski!
there accorded to them.
Tho Legislature.
The Legislature of Georgia essoin
}dpd in Atlanta <m Wednesday last
The House was organ zed 1 >y th
plcctiou of Hon. A. O. Bacon
Jiibb ns Speaker and lion. H. 13. D
Twiggs of Richmond ns Speaker pr
tern. Murk A. Harden was oleclo
plerk, Benton Miller, Door Kcepc
gud Mr. Smith of Coffee county Mot
penger. There 1110 twelve Reptibl
pan members of tho present House
five of whom are colored, l!ov. Dr
Jones was selected as Chaplain.
The Senate elected .1. S. Boyntoi
, President, W. P. Price, Presidun
prptern, Harris, Secretary; Cameron
Messenger, and Allred, Doorltt oper
The Governor sent iu his message on
Thursday to Both Houses. Tuosdr
next is set apart for the Inaugur
lion ceremonies. There are two Ltt
publicjtp members of the Senate and
the Second district contested. Noth
ing in the way of public burinoss hat
as yet been accomplished; liko ul
pther large bodies the Legislature 01
Peoj'gia always moves slowly.
Tho Temperance Movement
The friends ot Temperance arc
fill alive with excitement, and a-v
working hard for the success of the
movement they have recently in
augurated, tp banish the liquor traf
fic from thp confines ol old Wash
ton. Their petitions are numerous
ly signed in every section and great
enthusiasm prevails among the
friends of total abstinence, that tin
effort being made will be a success
fill one,there can be but littledoubt,
many ofthcgoodpeoplecfthe coun
ty, members of every Christian de
nomination are enlisted in behalf
of the temperance movement, and
are determined to prohibit its sale
ip the county and in our incorpo-
majorjty that it gave Colquitt.—
Post-Appeal.
You are mistaken brother
Caldwell. We admit that San
dersville went for Garfield, and
the reason of that was, a large
party of the colored republican
voters of the county came to
the city to cast their votes. Tin
county went for Hancock.
ENTERTAINMENT.
On next Friday night the wil
ling workers will give un entertain
ment at Haines Ha)J. The young
Indies and misses will come dressed
in calico dresses, and each one is
expected to bring a crayct. Each
cravat will be put in an envelope
and sealed up, and the envelopes
will be sold to the young gentle
men.
Como one, como all 1 A nice
supper will be provided, delicious
fruits, and lots of fun
Nov. 9tli 1880.
All persons indebted to the eutfRe TO THE SUPERIOR COURT
of John Walker deceased, of Wash- OF SAID COUNTY,
iugton county, are hereby notified to! The Petition of Alfred Austell, Tliom-
make immediate payment, aud those as L. Langston, Benjamin E. Crane,
havinir denrnnds aifl.inBt sni.l -ft.,
Shows that they desire to he incorpora
ted under the name of “Tho Bay wood
Lime Works" for the term of twenty
years with the privilege of renewal. The
objects of tins association and the busi
ness they propose to carry on are the
manufacture of lime for agricultural,
rated lowns. Knowing
well do that its effect wil
RI ENDS OF TEMPERANCE
Lovers of Law and Order!
Ill who dedren Proa: mid (loud will
A mo iif) Mi’u,
ATTENTION!!!
Arrageinonts are being mndo to
ihtain a full aud freo expression of
the popular will on tho subject of the
LtQl'On TitAFFIO,
11 Washington county. Tho voice
f tho people, vox populi, vox dei,
will bo hoard on tho subject. The
[iiestion will bo decided by tho peo-
,1c whether liquor shall be sold in
Washington county or not. Thai
he People may bo hffiird on this im
portant subject, public meetings wil’
bold at Davisboro, Riddloville,
ordan’s Mills, Hebron, Bay Springs,
Sandersville, and at other points il
requested, whe re this subject will be
fully discussed. Especially arc the
adics requested to attend those ineot-
ngs. We invoke your aid. We ask
1 ur presence. Surely you who are
dwiiys foremost in every good word
ud work will not fail us in this the
nost important movement of our
in.o.—Talk up this matter, create
m interest in it. Arouse tho men
to action and tho result will not be
loubtful. Of course, every piiuinit--
er in tho county is expected to take
part in these meetings, particularly
tin ir respective neighborhoods.
You who lmvo so long and horoically
ought, this evil will glady Embrace
bis opportunity to give it a fatul
olow, and now in the interest of Law
md Order, Peace and Prosperity
>vo ask every voter of Washington
anility to attend Homo one of these
nestings and give us their counten-
mco and support in this great and
grand movement. Lot there bo n
movement all along tho lino. Nom
ire without influence—exert it in the
interest of this glorious cause.—Let
ns banish llio ti n file from our noble
,ld county, nnd there will dawn up
on us an era of law and order, ol
peace and prosperity, such as tin
ildest among us have never known.
It la firmly believed we can ob
tain the .signatures of nine-teqths
of the voters of Washington
county to a petition to prohibit
lie sale of liquor in the county
inch a petition presented by our
worthy and able representives
will secure the passage of a Bill
t 'nat will become a law prphibit-
jng its sale in the county. Who
does not desire this ? WI10 will
not aid in bringing it about.
Now to the friend J of thi-
measure, we have a concluding
word to say. Whenever an ot
jeet is sough to be accomplished
concentrated actiqn is indispen
sably ncccessary. You must tajk
the mat ter up, and talk it over
You will never know }i}l the day
of eternity what your words and
lets had to do with our success,
This whole matter may depend
upon the conduct—the action or
non action, of one man. You
Ap Entertainment.
An entertainment will be given
by the ladies of Sandersville,
diristmas Eve, at Haines Hall, for
the benefit of tho Methodist
Church. All who feel interested
arc requested to pipet nt Mrs. S
D. Brantleys, Thursday afternoon
1-2 past3 o’clock,
having demands „
to present them in ‘erms of the law.
IVY W. DUGGAN,
Nov. 2d 1880. Adm’r., de bonis non.
GEORGIA—Washington county.
By C. C. Brown, Ordinary.
Whereas, Iluel B. Joyner applies for manptucture -
tters of administration on tho estate of building and other purposes, ami the
letters of administration
Joel B. Joyner, late of said county, de-
cesased.
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish all amj singulnr the kindred and
creditors of said deceased, to be and ap
pear at my office within the time pre
scribed by lnw and show cause if any, ...
they lmvb why said letters should not winch lias been actually paid in.
be granted. !, fhey pi ay that they may be in
Given under my hand and official nig-T'd with all the powers necessary for the
nature, at Sandersville. On., tins Nov- imrposesmdioatedahove andauthorized
- - ----- - by tho Constitution and laws of said
State. .T A ATI'S! K lirVF.H
purchase and sale thereof
This factory will lie near Sun Hill in
saij county, and they desire to transact,
business in the county aforesaid and in
said State and elsewhere. The amount
of capital to bo employed is $50,000, di
vided into shaves of $25 each, $2,500 of
incorporn
vember 1st, 1800.
nov 4, 30d
C. C. BROWN,
Only.
H. C. Houghton keeps a lino lot of
fruits on hanej.
GEORGIA—Washington County.
Whereas, W. J. Taylor, ailm’r of the
estate of W. It. Taylor, deceased, ap
plies to mo for tellers of dismission
iroin said estate.
These are therefore to cite nnd ad
monish all persons concerned, to he
aud appear at my office within the
lime prescribed by law. ami show cause,
if any they have, why Miid letters
should not ),e granted.
Given under ipv hand at office, in
Sandersville, this Nov 4th, 18t,0.
C. C. BROWN, Old.
nov -1, 1880 -3 m
ADM INIS 1'RATORS’ SALE.
By virturo of it it nrdur from tlm Ofdiimry qf Wash
ington rounty, will Ir* sold ofore tin* t ourt lit,n o
door in Muider.Nvillo. on the Mr t Tiietdity In !)«
cenjtnjr next, om* tract of land In sold count',
known us tlie* li mm ol (lie lute Stephen Mills niid
recently us the widow’s (lower, being well improved
nnd containing 2<« uerex, more or less, excepting
one linlf acre for grave yard; hounded by lands of
Ivy \V. Dtigff. n, ilood and other*. Fo'd as the
property of Stephen Mills d c’d., f.»r the pay
q| debts aud for distribution une ng the lie'
said estate. 7'orms cush. F. li MILL
J. W. MILLS,
Nov. 2. 1880. Atliu*
JAMES K. ITINES,
Attorney for Petitioners
True extract from tho minutes Supe
rior Court, Washington county, Oct. 8th,
1880. S. M. NORTHINGTON, Cl’k.
oct 12, 1880—tf
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iVm. A McCai.ty A Co.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that at
the session of the next General As
sembly I shall introduce the follow-
ing bill to-wit; I
An Act entitled an act To pr 0 .
vide that all domiciled freehold^!
who shall sign for any person ap-
plying for license to retail spiritoi.
liquors iu Washington county shall
be required to have the deeds of
their land, recorded with clerk
ecorueu wan clerk of
the Superiror Court, six weeks pfi.
or to the signing of such person, and"
that said persons shall be required
to file an oath before th© Ordinay
thath the land claimed and record',
ed, is their individual property and"
that they are in no way trying to
act fraudulently. - S
M D. C. M. SUMMERLIN
Oct. 30th, 18180. 30d.
GEORGlA—Washington County
Whereas, Mors. Louisa Tanner, exec
utrix of the will of william Tanner, Hr.,
deceased, represents to the court in her
petition duly filed and entered on record,
that she 1ms fully executed her trust ac
cording to the will of said deceased;
This is therefore, to cite all porsom-
concerned, the heirs and c liters of »aid
estate, to s]h>w cause, f any they can,
why said executrix should not be dis
charged from her trust, as said < xecutrix,
aud receive letters of dismission on tin
first Monday in January. 1881.
not 14-8m 0. ('. Brown, Ord’y.
('AM)l DATE A aN IU NC: M ENT;-
A REVOLUTION
In the Dry Goods Market,
Just receiveda CONSIGNMENT of GOODS jyhich must be sold.
THE ER.IJS'EEST
Bargains ever offered in Sandersville in that line.
If you want good bugur and Cof
fee go to Z. H. Houghton's.
II. C. Houghton 1ms a fine lot of fresh
Rasiuu. Call and see him.
All kinds of Canned gooila at Z
H. Rougldou’s.
For Tax Collector.
The voters "f Win liiiiutnn comity
will Mippoit W. U Thigpen, Esq.,
mil for ili-trilnitlun unriig thr'lii-lrs (il'pof the olllCO lit I'nX toil let* tor at tl l
olectiou iu January ii xt. Mr. Tliig-
pon has boon, dm ing bis term of ol
lice, one of the most hones', prompt,
md fajtlilul idll ‘era that the conn v
laS' Ver had; and cor that Inmesly,
promptness ami faithfulness, lie nil
heiv-be'ed on the first WoiUil-bcI \
in J imiary lies*.
Tin: Vo-tkhs of Washington County.
Republicans aud Democrats con
solidato and buppoi'L McCarty in his
"Low price casli system.”
Tub Augusta Stoke.
NEW COUNTY
ADVERTISEMENTS
G KORGIA—Washington County.
Whereas, Joseph I). Marlin, iidmili
istrator of the estate of John 11 Mar
tin, deceased, applies lor leave to sel
the lands belonging to tho estate.
These are therefore to cite and ad
monish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of said deceased, to ho and
appear at my office within the time pre
scribed by law and show cause if any
they have, why said letters should not
he granted.
Given under my hand and official
signature, at Sandersville, Ga., this
Nov. 1st, IsbO
C. C. BROWN, Only.
nnv 4—30.1
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
OSCAR H. ROGERSiam n uuceo
by his many irieiulHiis a candidate I'd
re-election, to tho office i f County
Treasu. or ut the election ii January
next. Many Fhii.sds.
Calicoes 41<2 to 5c. per yd.
boss Goods for 7 1-2 cents and upward. Irish Poplins best qualitiei
per yds. Otlier goods in proportion. My
Stock of Clothing
oMimd he surpassed in any Market frtr style, solticfion ur.d price. Genti
and Ladioft lurnisliinggoods at reduced rates.
Shoes and Boots
At prices tlint will astonish everybody. A full line of Hats' lower Ihtn
"ver eflbred in this market. I keep on band a lull line of NOTIONS
Piece Goods sneli ns ( nssimeres. Water Proofs and Jeans r at vm
low figures. Examine my stock and convince yourselves. Cali at
oct 5, 3 m Greenwoods Store.
See Sign of JYcw Cheap £tor$.
Washington Siibuiff'h Sack..
Will be sold before the Court bourn
door in the city of Sandersville during
the legal hours of sale on the first Tues
day in December next the following pro
pgily to-wit:
Oho house and lot located in Sandeis
villo, containing 2 neres more or less,
bounded north by Public Square, east
by the Northington lot, south by A
Mathis’ land and on tho west by Miss
Mary Perry. Lot levied on as the prop-
rty of Reuben Mayo, to satisfy a supe
rior court fi fa in favor of Thomas May
vs Reuben Mayo. Property pointed out
by plaintiff's attorney and legal notice
given.
Also .;ij same time and place, will lie
sold six hundred mid sixty-six acres of
'and more or less, adjoining lands ef S.
J. Smith, M. Newman &3on, and others.
Known 11s the homestead set apart to
Green Brnuliy by Mark Newman, assig
nee, to sati. iv a superior court li fa in
favor of W. W. Buck, et al, vs F. M.
Braqtly principal, and Green Brantly se
curity. Levied on us property of Grern
Brantly security. Property pointed out
by plaintiff’s attoeney, and legal notice
given defendant. Levy made by O. II.
Rogers, fonnrr Jeputy sheriff, aud re
turned to me.
\lso at tho sanio time nnd place, will
be sold, one tract of land containing four
hundred acres, more or less, being one-
fourth interest iu the plnee forrqerly oc
cupied by Dr, W. W. Carr, situated on
the waters of Buffalo creek, bounded
south by Mrs. W. L, Betlmge, east by J.
N, Gilmore, west by J R Hall, north by
R W Hall. Sold to satisfy a justice court
fi fa in favor of Woods Co., and against
It W Carr,. Levied on us property of R
W Carr, nnd pointed out by plaintiff
Levy made by O H Houghton, constable
and returned to mo.
A. M MAYO, Sli’ff
nov 4-tds
Administrators Sale.
By virtue of an order from tho Ordinary uf Was
iiiRtoii county, will he Hold licfLro th*j pouri lion
door In Sander?*, on the first TuendRy ill Di
li, r next, one tract of laud in Bifid count y, in ur
broil, contuintuK on** Ini. dred and sixty acre* more
or less, known its the smith or OonHt ntiuc tract
adjoining lauds of.lolir) v ox and tile Hebron place.
Said land sol-! subject to tho Horn stead exemp
tion of *2. (MO of the revised Coda of (Ho ’gia.
Sold as the property of the estate ot John 11
Itittmau, deceased, for the buuetlt of the heirs a"d
creditors. Terms cash.
IVY W. DUGGAN, Adiu’r.
Nov. 2nd, IHhO.
For (Turks 0Slice.
Of Tho SUPERIOR, COURT.
The friends of Mr. A. M. MAYO, an
uouuoo him as a candidate for the office
of Clerk of tho Superior Court, ol
Washington county, at theensuriugJan-
Mli'- 1 uary election. tdo
FOIt TitEAS U It 12 H.
I’m a candid.iU. for County Tio.is-
urer and cordially s jlicit. llio bull'ra
ges of Washington comity
J no . B. Roberts.
Nolice to Bondholders
All parties holding Washington county
Ser'pt dated prior to January 1st 1880
are hereby notified to present them to
the undersigned for payment on or by
the 15th day of November 1880. The im
terest on all of said script not presented
by that time will be stopped
Nov. 1880 O. II. ROGERS,
Treasurer W. C.
Executor’s Galo,
In pursuance of tin 1 ut will and tes
tament of Richard .v ith n of said coun
ty, deceased, wo will sell before thp
house door, in Sajylereville, v.itliju
the legal hours of sale, uuth,; Ijrs.tTues.
day in December next, at public auction
to tho highest bidder, all that tractor
parcel of land in said county, eight miles
north of Sandersville, on the Spurtii and
Warrontou roads, about and embracing
tile UfilUCiitad Ol said deceased. Terms
cash. r;. a. wauthkn,
J!. T(, WABTUEN,
Tljoh. VVAIl'lTIEN.
Executors of will of Richard warthon,
deceased. oct 23—ids
FUR SHERIFF.
Wo nro authorized to announce tie
name of GEORGE W. RiUNCl'l as;
oaudidate for the o'heo of Sheriff
IFnsiiington county, nt the ensuing elec
turn iu January nc.u. tu
FOR SHERIFF
I hereby nunounce myself as a candi
date for Sheriff'of W ediingt'ii eon
the ensiling election iu January
Should L be elected I shall discharge tin
duties of the office with fidelity.
A. 11. TEA WICK
re fas loses
TO BURN ?
lis isn’t ;i vory important matter. \vi> will proeeerUwith thel
'"lint ut SPARKS POPULAR GROGERYjatul VARIETY
As I
Facts.
STORE, you wi
(I prices to defy competition. i
Bacon, Fiotir, LarilfMcai, Grist, Syrup, Molascs.
Siqrar, UojUq Rjce, Cheese,JIButter. Teas, S})iee, Hums,
Cainiia.l (jjoofls of ill 1 kinds, Mackeral, OujobBt
Apples, Confections, Peanuts, Drugs, &e’.
FURNITURE
Consisting of Boom suits, Bureaus,
Safes, Beiuljitoads and Chain,
if I
FUR KILEIDEF.
I IJurehy annouee I lull I miji a ean-
didale for llio office of SlieiiH'ol’Wash
jngton colinly, and respeellilly solieii
the sutl’erage of llio voters ol'said coun
ty at the next election. 1 am still in
the race, any statements or reports to
the contrary notwillislimding.
(). A. Rouzliton.
as they may be that man ! If so, stand
be to in- 11 P for the right, and children
crease the prosperity of our county Ullbc , ) ," 1 V^lleull you blessed.
eraHiMtfl : |Let us nil act in this matter in
eradicate vice, improve the moralsjgmjjj
;t way, that be the result
of the community, and removinglas it may, we shall have th
the temptation from the young will Irene consciousness of having
have a great tendency to make thcr?”? °’ Llr dut y t0 ( he bust of our
rising generation Temperate, wi
and virtuous.
The petitions i
ability.
We desire to open a correspon
dence with the friends of this
now being circula-jmovement in each of the neigh-
tpd in the county will be consolida-'i hoi'll oojs named, where ou:
ted in Sandersville on Saturdayi mLH-tin f? s a !‘
next. Let every friend of the causel-" 6 *? tiui tM
go to work and do all he can and
be certain to send in their lists of
rattles on that day. Success is as
sured ;or in the campaign against
old King Alcohol there can be no
ppeh word as “fail."
meetings are to be held, to ar*.
time of the meetings
and to secure the presence of
speakers, etc., etc.
Respectfully and truly,
Tiios. M. Harris,
George C. Clarke,
J. J. Hyman,
W. J. Flanders.
Sander v'.Pe, Oct. 26, i880.
EXECUTOR’S SALE.
By virtue of an order from t-he Ordi
nary of Washington county, will he sold
before the court house door in Siuiders-
ville, on the first Tuesday in December
next, the following lands belonging to
the estate of A. C. Duggi n, dec’ll. Two
tracts, one containing 215 acres more or
less, known as Mrs. Swiut (Pool) place,
on Brushy creek. The other containing
173 acres more or less, and known ns the
Jack Pool place, on Buffalo creek, the
two tracts lying near each other, and con
sidered as forming one plantation, boun
ded by lands of Swint, Bateman and oth
ers. Bold for distribution among the
heirs. Terms cash.
nov 4—tds Ivy Duggan, Ex’r.
FOK TAX KEGfelVfcK,
ROBERT J. MOYE'3
I have also added to my slock a complete line
gt@Y©S ©S.
Bo sure and examine them it you want something good,
keep mi hand a full line of
^ Tinware,
Hollow ware, Tinware, Crockery and Glassware
TOBACCO, CIGA 118 & SNUFF. .
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Spuff (fee,
HARDWARE, i?
Plows, Plow gear, Spun Yarns, &c.
The above named goods are kept Constantly on lian(| npd my stock I
is kept up by daily receipts ol fresh goods. Call and examine for your I
Administrator’s bale.
Will he sold heforo tho court house
iloov in Sandersville on the first Tuesday
in December next, five shares of South
western Railroad Stock; three shares of
Central Railroad Stock; two consolida
ted mortgage 7 per cent, bonds of Atlan
tic and Gulf Railroad-.-one thousand
dollars each; one Atlantia aud Gulf Rail
road 7 per cent, bond No. 551, with past
due coupons anil interest since first July
1877, endorsed by city of Savanuah, in
suit, $500; one Georgia six per cent, eon
pon bond dug in 1880, for one thousand
dollars. All to he sold as the property of
Mrs. N. Wui'then, of Washington couu-
ty, and under anil by vimii“ of orders
for that purpose duly granted by the Or
dinary of said qounty. Terms cash.
TIJOMAS WABTUEN,
MACON WARTHEN,
oct 23-tds Adm’rs.
Friends respectfully announce him nsiselveu and he convinced that these are solid facts,
a candidate for the office of Tax Receiver |
of Washington county, at the ensuing
January election, and earnestly solicit
the support of tho vt-a-ri- of said county.!
llis name has never i . i presented for
office before, and as he always rendered
valuable and active service to the demo
cratic paity vc hope the people will ral
ly to his support. It elected, he will
make a trustworthy and deserving officer.
ON EAST SIDE BROAD ST
Sept. 28. 18S0. 3m
A. S. SPARKS^
SANDERSVILLE,GA.
EXECUTOR’S SALE.
Will be sold before the coint house
do or in the city of Saudcrsville, between
the legal hours of sale, on the first Tues
day in December next, the following
tracts of land, to-wit:
One tract of land ou the waters of Lit
tle Ohoopee, adjoining Taylor, Jackson
and Gaskin, containing 120 3 4 acres or
less. Sold under and by virtue of an or
der from tho Court of Ordinary of said
county; as the land belonging to the es
tate of Allen Jackson, deceased,
Irwin Jackson, Ex’r.
nov 4—tds
Belli
Urea'
We m*
•J-.;
For Tax receiver.
We announce the name of Mr. F
51. Arnau for Tax II mi iver for Wash- r.vl’p L a->’.o'eii" “ ini' '* in'
ing ton county at the ensuing electiot ' ' " c r p "’ "
in Jim. next. Fiuhnds.
FOB I AX RECEIVER.
I respectfully announce myself to tho .Losta ujlthiag t„
voters; of Washington county ns a camli- (iugagcn fails to om'ko meat pa
GEOKGIA—Washington County
Wiiore'as, Thmnas I. Davis having up
plied to me for the binding out of Andy
Ooldwell, a colored minor orphan, about
12 years old and said iqinop having co
kin to be found in said county;
These arc therefore, to cite all concern
ed, to show cause if any they can, ou or
before the 10th day of November next,
why said Andy Ooldwell should not lie
hound to the said Thomas I. Davis in
terms of the law.
Tiio hearing to he had in the Ordinary’s
office of said county, on Wednesday ten
o’clock, a. m, November 10, 1880. By or
der of C. 0. Brown, Ord’y.
oct U-30d
(date for the office of Tax Receiver at the
ensuing election in January next.
BEN. JFHIDDON.
ll.'lllMl I
il u perm
' ilHcrlpUrmH for tlivlur-
-f. Iiiapmt iinrlj Illiistrnteil
l.v IIiJiditi toil In tile world.
o’ic uu benuu; a kuccosh-
f111 agent. 1 ix flcgnut works of art given free to
subscribers. The price is .... |u\v licit elnioet cvcry-
U sly -ul>sirr lies. lie n cut reporls taking 120
A Ituly : gei.t reports inakiur
ton days. All whoungigo
make nion-r Tiisl. You can ilevotn all your lime
to the basin' se. ,r only your s';-.are time. You need
ii(|t li ■ away rom home over night. You ran dolt:
as well as nt lie' s. Full directions and term
ant and expensive Outfit (roe. If you want;
i s md us your address nt’onc
the business. No one
Address
UKOttOE Stinson fc Co.. Portland, .MaiRe.
Boot tmtf; Shoe\
G. A. REINHART respect-J
fully informs bho citizens
rce.j Washington and adjoining coun-
ie! 11 'itiLies, that lie has opened a Boot
i " lu, !and Shoe stRip in Sandersvilki
juexi door to Pringle & OrYi
tore on Huy lie’s street, where h*
FOR TAX RECEIVER.
GEORGlA—Washington County
By C. C. Brown, Ordinary.
n ijo tu/iTA n; i • . r\ , Whereas W. L. Johnson and Wilson
GEORGIA Washington County Shealy applies to me for letters of Dia-
Wlicreaa, Ivy M. Duggan, adm'r de bonis non S .... m.,.
tlu* estutu of Jo K'alker , (let’eu.seii, for th
puvmeutol delfts, and for distribution among tho
icirs:
lhis is, therefore, to notify all concerned toshow
cause, if any they luw •; within tlie time preserih-
ed by lawjwhy leave should not be granted tq sell
said lands.
Given millet: my hand at office ju
Suudcrsville, this Nov 2 1880.
C. C. BRQWN, Ord’y.
GEORGIA—AVashfiigton County.
Thirty days after date application will
be made to the Court of Ordinary for
leave to sell the land of the late A. F.
Wiggins, deceased, for the purpose of
distribution among the heirs,
oct 28 M. Newman, Ad’mr.
mission on tho estate of Seaborn John
son, deceased, also, for letters of dismis
sion from the estate of Mrs. Barbara
Johnson, late of said county, deceased.
These are tnerefore to cite and admon
ish all persons concerned, to he and ap
pear at my office within the time pre
scribed by law and shovy cause, if any
they have, why said letters should not
be granted.
Given under my hand nt office in San
dersville, this October 25th 1880.
C. O. BROWN, Ord’y.
oct 25—3m
Wholesale and retail, The Augusta
Store, Sandersville.
Under and b virtu* e of a decip'j fnm
vr • i . rior court o.f ralcl «onuty, run Wroil
\VO mu UUtUomua to announce joarml L-rm. 1880,iu tlu* case of (
tlio name of HENRY P. BARKES-? ttn , ll ! tl A T" 11 , 11 ,’. 111,u 1,1
U.VIjIl us a worthy cancluhite tor thejdoor in Sundersviii.*, tir.n
office of Tax Receiver of Washington
Commissioners saio of Land!"
_(GEORGIA—Washington Oimntyi re *P e ': tful ty solioitsl the patroM
urn supe-; a h ri ’ >>! the ladies and gentl^Pief:
• f (Mill tllf! BlipCxU'D " ^. . I
im me May lui-i Ail work done in the best etyi 8
Irenu Brantly vh , , , , . . “ ■
vipiity ii.c i'eil(ii.;!Uia ot the Itest material,
■lit, house!
mbt ri
couuty, nt the ensuinj:
January next.
election
one Iniefc of li.iui euiit'iiiiing 200 acres
BrantTy ruinceaud others. I’eruiH eiiMh,
nov 4-tds A. M. MAYO, Com'r,
ijoiniog:
july 6—tf
FOR TAX RECOVER.
Tlio friends of J. 1*. Riddle
Best
nounco him as a suitable person to;uu .drious. M u, wornciL boy
fill the office nf Tax- Roocivnu n f everywhere to work for n». N
A, 11 .. 01110 01 i,,x U<0C1V<1 01 ICIIII (luvolc your whole lime to
Washin
January election.
biiHinpas now before* the public.
You o hi make money faster : at
work tqr uu than at anything clap ‘
apitol not required. We wil*
tart yqh. $12 a day aiul up
ardfl made at home by the in*
jya and .girls wanted
k «w is the time. You
. the work, or only
toil county at tlio ensuing - v ' mr M l’ ll !' L ' luoinuiits. No other hualnoaa will pay
, L . J t» you nparly a« well. Noouo willin' to work can
fuil to make enormous pay by engaging at once,
I Costly Outfit and terms free. A great opportunity
U’or making money easil> and.honorably. Address
; Tit ok & Co’., Augusta, ilulue.
Flower Plants foTSaleT
r i’inc lot of Fuchsias Bine dou
ble I" lowering Geraniums,
Pine lot of Gloxinias,
Fine lot Tube Roses, Dolcheo-
deria Tubiflora of varied
kinds and China Pinks of
all the different varieties.
Prices from io cents to $i,oo.
I hose fine Photographs and
Ferrotypes taken still at the old
stand. T. C. GLEN.
a week In your awn town. Outfit ft [J
Norisfr K'luler, if yoij'wunt a liu»lu*t*J
which [ut rsniiii of vitber Be* «»»
1'iiy all ihi. llmo they work, writ* w>'
ticulnrs no K. llAl.LKTT fc C#.. I
Maine, July )»,
For Tax Receiver.
The friends of li. J. N. Walden
announce him us a suitable caudi
date for Tux Red ver tit the eusuing
election in January next.
Many Voters.
For Tax Receiver.
I hereby announce that I am a caudi T
date for the office of Tax Receiver and
respeejtully ask the support of my friends
and the public at the ensuing election, to
beheld on the first Wednesday in Janu
ary next. If elected I Mill endeavor to
discharge faithfully the duties of the of
fice. Respectfully,
JNO. C. PACE.
Sandersville, Ga., sept 14.
Washington District.
Elder X. M. Harris’ AppointhC 11
FOR NoVEM®Eli.‘
Davisboro IstLordsday II o’clock* 0
Jordan’s Mills 1st “ ’ 4
Buck-Eye 2d <« til
Beihosda 2d “ i 4
Antioch 3rd “ 11
i'ooinbsboro 3rd “ 7 1-2
Poplar BpriugsXth “ 11
Sandersville 4th “ 7 . • ^
As these are the firBt appointm**
for the new ecclesiastical yc* r < ‘’T
iness of importance will
presence of every mepghP^ e8p• e, * 1,
the official members.
Nov 1st, 1880. Ti M. HaM' 1 -
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HOW TO SAVE $20.00.
You can, do it by buying &
class SEWING MACHINE. AJ
jernigan and pay the cash i° r J