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Grand Jury Presentments. r Tho Grand Jury for the November •Term, 1880 of the Superior Court ot 'Washington county beg leave to mi >• mii the following Presentments: Since tho last term’ of our Court, itihas pleased nn Allwise Providence to call to the Court above, that able jurist and Statesman the great and ■> - — ' ’ tt r ,1 w llO hd good Hersehol V. Johnson, acceptably dispensed justice with no ( even hand to Our people, mid who by v rAUPEUS. Owing to tlie fact that the care for the poor of our county, by establish - g a fixed home for them is now in the bands of a committee consisting of the Hon. Ordinary and 10 citizens at largo, we deem it unnecessary to take any action fo tho matter, except to second the efforts of that commit tee in establishing the Home, upon an economical basis, but suitable to tha wants of tbo county’s beneftcia- ies. Tho H in. Ordinary’s books uaj into error, some noble young mrtn into the dram shop there to sip the cup of sorrow and stain bis honored name forever. (Jod forbid. Tho subject I wish to present is Tem perance. Arc you in lavor of temper ance or are you not? If you believe it is wrong to drink EXECUTOR’S SALE. By virtue of ail order froin„tho Ordi nary of Washington county, will be sold before the court house door in Snuders- -. a , - n „ n ,.,i ville, oil the first Tuesday in December I have removed to next, the following lands belonging to liavo opened a Boot and Shoe h’op > ^ estate of A. C. Duggan, dec’d. Two the back room of the store next door to Wlisre was Moses whiskey as a beverage, , , . . „ tracts, one containing 215 acres more or Mr. H D . Adams in *2 best lcss^ known as Mrs. Swiut (Pool) place, All work done in the latest ,“ ua ““ ol i Brushy creek. The other continuing „u ni,i 173 acres more or less, and known ns the styles nnd of the best mate to make or sell |to suit the times. I want all my old CDii Mill/ HID II 111' n • "" *> ,, JllCkl'OOl DlflCO, Oil J it a business, to give it away or distrib-iand new customers to R 1 '* ^ 01 ? g ’' ’ two tracts tying near en ' ical tire-! uov. 2d, lw. ■ ; sidered as forming one his paternal counsels delivered from S |, INV tlieir number as 108 white and timo to time, has always evinced his deep interest in tho affairs and peo-j \ o . ... .. t •< fPina l'U *1 plo of our county. This Grand Ju * .. « i i i _ 11. . AT OB bored. EDUCATION. The educational interests of our rv'humblv bows to tho decrees o f an t n |j g (. 0U| . heartiest sympa- Allwisc Providonco, in this the Statosj^i^ ^y Q aP0 fortunate in having and county’s bereavement, 111 !,it the head of school affairs in our common with their follow citizens, coun ty such an efficient School Coni- extond tlieir heartfelt sympathy tip m iasionor as Dr. Hollihold proves to tho aged widow and tho children °f h 0) f PO m whoso books wo gather tlio tho the honored dead. . j following figures, embracing Through committees as well as jin sc hool year just closed, committee of the whole, they have ex-, rphero wero 55 white and 23 color- nmined tho affairs of tho county wit.ij 0 j 8C h 0 ols in the county this year in the following result: I which instruction was imparted to tty,The examination of tho Tax Re- LnLt/xw'a KrvrJr t1l r reiver s booli sliows tlvit the inx?il>1** property of tho county for tho pres- ont year amounts to $2,806,2)1 00 upon which tho assessments of State taxes at 35 cents on the 100 dollar will amount to $0821 80. Number of Professions returned is 40(1 00, both of these items go into tho State Treasury. Number of Polls return ed is 3402, which poll tax when col lected is paid in and becomes a part of the county School fund. The amount of County Tax assess ed at 75e. on the $100, will realize $21,046 87 of all these amounts de linquent, tax has to be allowance made, which cannot be ascertained until the Tax Collector makes his final settle mont f-’with-Qthe ^Statoj and county Ti'An an vpv Tho books of tho Tax r Jb coiver, T bind. Hermann, Esq., and of tho Tax Col lector, Wm. It. Thigpen, E U-, show that both theso officers fill tlieir res pective offices with unusual care ami efficiency, deserving] tho coufi lonee of tho people of our county, which has beou reposed in them. 1160 white male and 863 white female pupils, and 923 colored male and 811 colored female pupils. The average attendance waq 2142 during the scho lastic 3 months. The tuition at ett Tout rates would amount to $10,527 but tho funds al lotted for tho purpose of its pay ment only amouutod to 41 per cent which touchers have received and are now receiving. Wo would reoommond tlut the va rious school trustees in tbo different districts, visit tho schools more fre quently and familiarize themselves with tho ages of tho pupils, as it has come to tho knowledge of this body that pupils over the school age liavo boon in attendance at some of tho schools, thus depriving children of the proper ago from availing them selves of tho boaotits of t’uo school utc iii nny way, only us a medical i seription, you are certainly a temper-' anee friend; if on the other band you favor any or all of these ways of using it you arc not one. The question then comes am I one or am I not? It wc shall foul that there is nny permanent good growing out of it to any one in dividual on earth, we t fie it have some excuse for saving wo are pot temper ance men, lUit on the other hand if we find none we are left to ourselves and can only say we arc opposed to temperance. If intemperance is of benefit to any one certainly we can find it; where can wo find a better place to look for it than among tho medical world, there is the place, lor certainly the honest Dr. can tell us the truth. And wluie I am no Dr. myself I heard a prominent one say not many months ago that ’twas extremely doubtful whether it had ever benefitted a single individual as yet, This opinion is sustained by many of my acquaintan ces. If then it is a.question of doubt with thorn how can we expect to”find it elsewhere. Indued wo cannot Go to him that sells or makes, and what is the testimony there obtained, lie may llourish awhile like tho green hay l'/oo, but alas, soon he is out down and witli- creth. I have known many, but nev er knew one in all niy life but that he or his children, one or the other, drank A- "a week In your own town. No risk. I! alter, If von want Iwhlcli persona of eltli 1 pay all tlif Urn- they wink, write lor im. veulars to H. Hau.iwt & C°.. Portland Maine. J:'!> 1J > 1880-1 ^ on Buffiilo creek, tin. neti other,ami con- ])lnntntion, boun ded by lands of Swiut, Bateman ami otli-j Pacts. Sold for distribution among the Krent ] 1P i rRi Terms cash. nov 4—tds Ivv Duggan, Ex’r, TO BURN ? Outfit fire lmninesR at |ers. an iimli WHY IS IT THE •Augusta Store Ts ever crowded with customers? Tho answer is plain, there you will find the largest stock to select from of the freshest and newest goods and bargains not to be. surpassed by any dealer in their line. In simple words hear us, wc will not be undersold and wc will lead the prices at all hazards. Wc will match samples lrom any source in Georgia and give one inch more to the yard as proof wc lead. Will. A. McCADTY & CO. EXECUTOR'S SALE. Will be sold before the court house door in the city of Sandcrsville, between tho legal hours of sale, on the first Tues day in December noxt, the following tracts ..f land, to-wit: One tract of land on the waters of Lit tle Ohoopee, adjoining Taylor, Jackson and Gaskin, containing 120 3 4 acres or less. Bold under ami by virtue of an or der from the Court of Ordinary of said county; os tho land belonging to the es tate of Allen Jack Ron, deceased. Irwin Jackson, Ex’r. nov — tils As this isn’t o vmy important matter, we will proceed with tho That at SPARKS POPULAR GROCERY and VAhDUTV I rices tn defy competition. ‘ STORE, you will fin . . Bacon, Flour, Lard Meal, Grist, Syiui, Molases. Sugar, Coffe, Rico, Cheese, Butter. Tens, Spice, Hams, Canned goods of all kinds, Mackeral, Onions, Potatoes Apples, Confections, Peanuts, Dings, &c. FURNITURE Consistin' 1, ot Room suits, Bureaus, Stiles, Bcadsteads and .Chairs, I have also added to my stock a complete line of GEORGIA—Washington County By C. C. Brown, Ordinary. Whereas W. L. .Johnson ami Wilson Shcnly applies to me for letters of Dis mission on the estate of Seaborn John son, deceased, also, for letters of disrnis sioti from the estate of Mrs. Barbara Johnson, lute of said county, deceased. Those are tnerefore to cite nnd admon ish nil persons concerned, to be and np penr at my office within the time pre scribed by law and show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my band at office ipSan dersvillo this October 25th 1880. C. C. BLOWN, Ord’y. oct 25—3m NEW COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS COMPENSATION. Iii compliauco with tlio act ot tlio Jenoral Assembly approved llth of October, 1879, we recommend tho poniponsation of Jurors and Court Bailiffs for tho next succoodiug year, to be Two Dollars a day, am| that the Sheriff’ and the Clerk of tho court the cup of sorrow. Fortune may P<>;"’|GKon(jiA—Washington County llltO Ills l'*l* JlWIlliCj but SOOU licj wii.nu*, Ivy W. Duggnn j udniV^dc must realize tho fact of an i lif e T lmvn biimvn in fin v tiuit.tn.ilnv hAiVi rotate for tlio wivmentol VlcbUt and.for ilUtrl Be sure and examine them il yog want something good. I keep on hand a full lino of Hollow-Ware «S 'fiawars, Hollow ware, Tinware, Crockery nnd Glassware, TOBACCO, CIGARS & SNUFF. Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Snuff &c, i HABDW-A.IRE, Plows, Plow gear, Spun Yarns, Ac. The above named goods are kept Constantly on hand and my stocl is kept up by daily receipts of ijcbli goods. Call .and examine tor you; selves and he convinced that these are solid tacts. A. S. SPARKS, SANDERSYlLLE.GA. The books of tho Hon. Ordinary show tliathe hasissuod County Scrip bo paid tlio sumo amou its. since his report to tho last Grand Ju- finanoe committee. - - t.. . | Werocoramond that Dr. II. N. 114.00 Ilollifiold, T. E. Brown and Guo. D. 55.00WartUeu be appointed ft Finance 74.04 committoe to examine nnd report up- 2'25.00 on tho tinaucos of tho county to the 159.89 Grand Jury of tho next Spring Term 11,40 of this C urt. 107.00 thanks. 1013.15 To his Honor Judgo Carswoll onr 75.00 thanks are tondorcd.for tho able utau- 131.52 ner with which ho discharges tho du- 130.30; tics of his eminent position and for ry, for tlio following purposes: For Court expenses For Attorney’s fees For Bridge repairs For Lighting Rods For Jail expenses For Repairs on Jail For Lunatics For Paupors Insurance Printing Hopairs qn Court-liouso Inquests Per diem to witnesses Incidentals Given under my hand at office i Sandcrsville, this Nov 2 1880. C. C. BROWN, Qrd’y. Commissioners sab of Land GEORGIA—"Washington County 30.00 courtesies extended to us. 2200 Total His records show diligonco and cart in their entries and arrangements. The Treasurer's books show Ilia To Solicitor General Hines wo also 66 371 tender our grateful acknowledgments, f ir tho prompt and able assistance $2,238.27 rendered to us, whenever required, and at this the close of his official term, wo tako great pleasure in bear ing tostitnouy to tlio fact, that from he lias received since the last Grand the day ho entered upon tho official discharge of his duties as Solicitor General until its close ho has mm Jury’s report from variom sources $8530.98 no has paid out’as per.vouohora Interest bearing scrip 5285.55 Pauper Rcrip 1030.40 on nec’t Treasurer’s Commissions 371.17—6(137 12 Rested his capability as a high tonol conscientious officer deserving tho confidence and esteem of tho people of Washington county. PRINTING. Wo recommend tho printing of itheso Presentments in both of the leaving balance in his liands$l843 86.city papers at the price stipulated by It will bo gratifying to the TaxL committee of this Body, and that a printed copy of thorn bo forwarded to M's. Governor Johnson atBirtow. M NEWMAN, Foreman, “Uiulcr nmltl,y vlrturo or a ilccrca train tin* Mini'* rior court ot Halt! count.-, rcu U-rod at tlio May JhiI- Joitrni'd I t-riii. IMS'),'In tlio.cHreof Orccn llrautly. v. iimcl -i. Smltli. It lirinK « 1)111 III eVjulty lor relict. . vlil ti ll at public outcry, bc.Ura tin- court house door In Saiut-rsvlllc. Ilrst I'm-sduy 111 llcccndnr ouctrut ot lit nil coutitluluK ililu acres, (ailjofnluu llrautly l’aluccaud otliors. T rms.casll. nov 4-tds M. MAYO. Oorn’r. 5 Wahuinoton Bukuii-i's B.u.r. Will bo sold beforo the Courthouse door in tlio city of Bandersvillc during the legal hours of sale on the. Ilrst Tues day in December next the following pro perty to-wit: One house and lot located in Bnnders- ville, containing 2 acres more or less, bounded north by Public Bond, east by tho Northiugton lot, south by A. Mathis’ land and on tlio went by Miss Mary Perry. Lot levied on as the prop- rtyof Bcuben Mayo, to satisfy n supe rior court f| fa in favor of Thomas May vs Benli' ii Mayo. Property pointed out by p!ai utiff’s attorney and legal notice given. payers of tho county to learn that in -i. u_Y.iiu« ti.c imnvv indebted- all probability the heavy ness that lias'beon hanging over the county for several years past, will be Joseph it Daniel, John D B >ono, entirely obliterated and an ora of John T Gross, Shadrick Dakes, lower taxation be inaugurated and Thomas E Brown, William Holmes, it is liopod will bo maintained for years to come. COUNTY RECOUPS. We find tho books and papers iu tho CUrk’s office of tlio Superior Court neatly kept and systematically filed, fully in keeping with the fa vorable reports made on them by for mer Grand J uries. All the books of the J indices of the Peace and; Notaries Public ot the county except that of 1\ m. Jackson, t i> oon, r»,m have been submitted J. P., 88th Dist. andVxamiued by us. They < all show a proper compliance with the law. In one or two instances we noticed entries in pencil, which has been call ed to the attention of the officers in William P S ni tli, Wm II Renfroe, ifHB tipuRn, A L It m ton, VYH’itU'.i “tp* w Edwin S.uilh, G B Thigpen, John 1’ Veal, I E Wliiddon, Ohas W S liter, Wm Watkins, J M Rachels, James A Bay, Invin L Adams, T O Doolittle, William Duggan. As the Twig is Ueiifc so it will Grow. the young men ot Washington T.) county, it, is with a feeling of deep anx iety that I would propose a talk with you my young blends upon a subject seconed to none, save that ot our eternal interests, first because you aro young, hands the ed to the auenuon ot me iiiuncrs n , because into your hands the quest ion,who were l equested to write » people must fall. A^fSUl A. unequaleil ^ We find the Jail building in prop- to meet and exchange with each ot you er condition and the prisoners suita- s^JirirntcHy my ^'{'-i !' M1 p bly cared for in diet and bedding. |circumstaiicas iorbul, for wluie m> bus- We recommend to the Hon. Ordina-incus coniines me at one place, joins ry after tho completion o? the re-does you at another. Notwitlistainang pairs now iu progress on the Court tins is true it affords me pleasure indeed housothat no further repairs be enter- to know that wo can incct through tins ed upon until the fina icial condition of 1 0l ij um and spend a tew moments in our county gets to be upon a solid con t cm plation. And I hope that the footing again. time required of you to consider this n0AD3, talk, will not be idly spent, or in any Owing to the unprecedented bad wa y r0 ]j y 0U of one precious mo- yi-eather prevalent for the past month, j u ‘ ont ,,; ven , ( , or your early cultivation x-rvrirJa in llio nnnnt.v nrfil . . n J . t> .a i. pot ill roads. * bmiln lion, Kinuif on tin-. cMtiitc of J oil’ll Wnll;i'r,iU‘i-( , nsi‘il nmlios ' ' Itippltcntlon Tor leave to aell tl<o IiuiiIh bcloniiliiK to I have known many that to-dav »«•'> eat»to fortiiornymentonicbt , . , . , i y ,* v i button iuiiour thohuirs: aro drinking tin* run Ol sorrow. UO(l Ihisls, tliPn»f«ro. to notify nil conciTiHMl tonliow .. | • \ i <• • i i | i i 1 cir.im', if nny t lit* v luiv *, within thu tlnu* prpsrrih- torbld my youll^ ilioiuly tlial IU1J Ly law;wl,y Ivuvo Hliouiu not be grunti'd to .null you from experience may ever liavo to f* 1 ' 1 l ' ,ni1 "- testify to wlmt I have here said. Well might wo say none aro benefitted by the use of intoxicating liquors; while thousands are pining away in sorrow in consequence ot its use. These facts it would seem to mo ought to move oveq tlio liar keeper to say L am a tem perance man anti inspire them to for ever close their doors against the sale of it. But I do hope that these re fit p ions may enable each and all of you to say that you will not do as they have done. Now on the other hand let us see who aro the beneficiaries of temperance, f|rst we say the map that docs not use, lie has no bad toolings rom its etibets, no apprehensions ol having wounded the feelings of his as soeiates oy mortified the heart of loved ones at home, no mother to weep and sigh at the disgraceful acts of her boy. No remorse of conscience that lie lias done wrong in this respect or been the means of leading others to do so. No false charges to meet by an oftended companion or apology to make for un conscious acts while drunk, none ot these, while lie that does not sell or make has this to cheer him on his way, tho father is fond of his boy, the moth er is rejoiced at his stand, the sister is honored by his act, while tho bfotliei is saved by his example. All this and nnd more than this is the result ol temperance. Society will love you, the church will encourage you, while even tho drunkard will honor you. And now my young friends you arc but observers perhaps, or will be at the January elections, some however may act, if so, L liavo a word to say to you, there is no better evidence of” what the \yatovs of Buffalo creek, bounded a man is than is shown in what lie does, .f mt h fo’ JIr8, w - cn8t fl by , J ‘ L have grasped the temperance flag and - - -- J am endeavoring to plant the colors at tho public gate, there to testify to the rising generation, and to say to you my young friends, that intemperance lias no place tit the ballot box. Will you help ine ? To you that observe only, I will say, watch the result, if I fall let it not be said, his cause go with him, no, nev er, raise it again and again,until victory shall crown our efforts. And then if your examples are followed you will In no apprehension of having '.ed any one to fill a drimkqrds grave or blighted the hopes of any who iqay go with you, let it not be said that hope of office gain affords a just pretext to pave, the way that leads within the walls of sorrow, but to the contrary open wide the door that exposes the inmates hold an office. Intemperance is the inas3 that hides tho true man, it bedims eyes and lessens the judgement, and thereby disqualifies the man to vote, therefore I would adopt the language of holy writ, and say, “touch not, handle not, the unclean tiling.” J. D. BOONE- Executor's Sa'e. In puiMtianco of tlio last will and tes tament of Bicliaid wartlien of said coun ty, deceased, wo will sell before the court house door, in Sandcrsville, williiii the legal hours of sale, outlie first Tues day in December next, at public auction I to tbo highest bidder, all that tractor parcel of land in said comity, eight miles north of Sandcrsville, on the Sparta and Warren ton roads, about and embracing tho homestad of said deceased. Terms cash. N. O. WAUTIIEN, It. II. WAltTIIlSN, THUS. WAUTIIEN. Executors of will of Bichard wnrthen, leceased. oct 23—tds ON EAST SIDE BROAD ST. Sept. 28. 1880. 3m RESOLUTION in the Dry Goods Market Just received a CONSIGNMENT of GOODS which must he sold. THE GHHJS BEST Bargains ever offered in Siindersville in that. line. Calicoes 41*2 to 5c. per yd Dress Goods 20c per yds. Ot lie Administrator's tale. Will he sold before tbo court house door iu Sandcrsville on the first Tuesday in December next, five shares of S"iitli- western Bail road Stock; three shares of Central ltailroad Stock; two consolida ted mortgage 7 per cent, bonds of Atlan tic and Gulf ltailroad—one thousand dollars each; one Atlantic and Gulf Bail- road 7 per cent, bond No, 551, with past due coupons and interest r.inoe first July 1877, endorsed hy city of S ivannah, in suit, S500: one Georgia six per cent, eou-1 , . . ■ , , , pon bond due in 1383, for one tliousundl At l’ wc „ cs “'j 1 ' "i 1 . 1 ™tomsh everybody 7 1-2 cents and upward. Irish Poplins bestqualiti gotnls in proportion. Mv Stock of Clothing cannot be surpassed in any Markt t for stylo, sclactfon and price. Cun and Ladies turnisliinggoods at reduced rates. Shoes and Boots lollnrs. All to bo sold as the property of lever offered in this market. I Mrs. N. Wnrthen, of Washington conn- Piece Goods, such ns Cassimeres. ty, and under and by virtue of orders ].-. w for that purpose duly granted by the Or- 1 " diuary of said county. Terms cash. THOMAS WARTHEN, Also at same time and place, will be sold six hundred an l sixty-six acres of land more or less, adjoining lands ef 8. J. Smith, M. Newman k Son, niulothers. Known as tho homestead set apart to Green Brnntly liy Mark Newman, assig nee, to satisfy a superior court fl fa in favor of W. W. Buck, et ul, vs F. M. Brnntly principal, and Green Brnntly se- Qiirity. Levied on as property of Grcrn Brnntly security. Property pointed out In plaintiff’s attorney, and legal notice given defendant. Levy made by G. II. Rogers, former deputy sheriff, and re turned to me. Also at the same time and place, be sold, one tract of luiid containing four hundred acres, more or less, being one- fonrtli interest in the place formerly oc cupied by Dr. W. W, Carr, situate' oet 23-tds MACON WAItTHKN, AdmTs. A full lino of I Infs lower lb imp on fount a fnll^lino of NOTION’ Water Proofs and Jeans r ntve Examine my stock and convince yourselves.- Call at oct 5, See Greenwoods Store. GEOR1A—Washington County Whereas, Mors. Louisa Taunt r, exec utrix of tlie will of william Tinnier, Hr. deceased, represents to the court in hei petition duly tiled and entered on n cord, that she lias fully exi cutcd her trust ac cording to the will of said deceased; This is therefore, to cite all persons concerned, the heirs and creditors of said estate, to show ciuso, if any they can, why said executrix should not be dis charged from her trust as said ( xeeutrix, and receive letters of dismission on the first .Monday in January, 1SK1. oet 14-3m Q. C. Brown, Ord’y ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE. Iy vlrturo ol’au ardor from tho Ordinary of Was!; ** *’ ourt House day iu Do- Sign of New (Cheap Start Blacksmith, Machinist and WOODWORKER R W Hall. Sold to satisfy a justice court ti fa in favor of Woods & Go., and against R W Carr,. Levied on as property of B W Oarr, and pointed out by plaintiff Levy made by O H Houghton, constable and returned to me. A. M MAYO, Sh’lf nov 4-tds Itnad county to fiave their respect placed in passable condition as soon as the weather will admit o: t. The ugttui luuuty, will bo* sold ‘ r-f >re tl door iu MnidcrsviHF, or the l\r t i comber next, one tract ot land iu suid count' 1 known as the ii une of the lute Stephen Mills nudI litly us tho widow’s dower, beii»n well improved 1 and containing ‘Sb acres, more or less, excepting I one half aero for grave yard; hounded by lauds of Ivy W. Due/?m, ilood nnd others. Sold as thel property of Stephen Mills d *»M. , for tlie payment! f debts autl for distribution am the heirs of aid estate. Terms cash. s. Ii MILLS. J. W. MILL*. Nov. 2. 18°0. Adm'rs \\ ishes to inform tlie public that he is still on hand doing 1 notl mg but first class work in the above branches of mechanism. Also agent for Administrators Liddell's Patent Portable glues, Haw Jflills Corn ant Wheat Mills GEORGIA—Washington county. By C. C. Brown, Ordinary. Whereas, Hud B. Joyner applies for letters of administration on the estate of Joel B. Joyner, late of said county, de- oesased. These are therefore to cite ami admon ish all and singular the kindred ami creditors of said deceased, to be and ap pear at my ofiieo within tlie time pre scribed by law and show cause if any they liavo why said letters should not he granted. Given under my hand and official sig- h,i ,,rnn hi I nature, at Sandcrsville, Gil., this Nov- no would vombor lBtj 1880 . c. C. BROWN, : nov 4, 30d Ordy bije. Iiy virtue of an order from tho Ordinary of Wns- ington county, will be sold before the court house door in Sunders, on tlie first Tuesday in Decern her next, out* truct of land i i said county, near He- . at \ r*T UMi'nir r’ broil, containing' on- hundred nnd sixty acres mor-| AllCl MALrilJNbRY IOT Plantation, Custom Or Merchant I Call and see me on north end of Harris street. less, known us the Smith or Const ntiu adjoining lauds of John A ox and the llebroi Said laud sold subject to tlio lloimstead exemp tion of 2. (HO of tho revised ('ode of Georgia. Sold as the property of the estate ol John II IMtnmn, deceased, for the bouelit of the heirs and creditors. Terms cash. IVY W. DULL AN, Adm’r. Nov. 2nd, 18t?0. flomuiissioners Districts are recpu soon|to discharge such acts ii; after lite as will make your career one never ending h and 1253cl|cluing‘e of usefulness. This doim and d to settle their!4 j ia vo been amply compensated tor all 'disputes about lines us early a day asL costs me . \ am but a middle aged practicable, ami bays tfieir roads nuin) standing usitwcreiipftntbeinid- " die round of life, looking back to the tirqe when I stood where you stand, and well do I remember the power and effect of example. And would il __ x _ tbo example ol those that by tlieir acts looked forward 8-jto the up building of all that was good, pcctive boundaries; it is r-arncetly and tlie destruction of all that was evi i-ecommended that v/benever such! on the other band I am lookm differences arise,a board of three Coo.-jp onvai .^ t, 0 the time when I can sav nor do more; but when it will be said Go to Z. II. Rongbton’s if you want the best Grits in the market. '’STATIONERY ! STATIONERY ! Writing Paper, Violet Inks, Pens, Pencils, fiue Box Stationery for sale at II. C. Boughtou’s. prae tyorkod. Tlie Bpeoul attention ol the Commissioner in the 9 lth dis trict is called to tlio necessity of re moving the rocks in the road be tween Davisboro and Riddleville near . . .- Mr. Harris’ residence. As differen-[possible perpetuate ences of opinion frequently arise be tween Commissioners us. to vheir re missioners from adjoining districts, be called together by the Comniis- ^.^ jt; done, and oil! shall it bo sioners at variance and have t “ eu ’L, u ^ ( j t p a t I have led one single indivld- LEMONS, nt Z. H. Houghton’s. Don’t forget you can. get the best Cheese at Z. H; Roggbton’s. When you want fresh Flour go to Z. H. Houghton’s and call for Cream ;J the South. _ ~Ro is tod coffee, Soaps, candles, Match cs Starch at H.£C'. Eoughtou’s cheap Store. ’ 8f ‘Pt 28, 1830^ Frcsh Chcese just’ received at Z II Roughtou’s- don’t forget that h? keeps Dried Beef. july E differences settled iu the most prac- ’>p. manner according to law. Candies received every day at '/% II. Houghton’s 20 to 35 ctspor lb. NOTlQE. Ail persons indebted to the eatate of John Walker deceased, of Wash ington county, are hereby notified to make immediate payment, and those having demands against s.ai l estate, to present them in ermsof the law. IVY W. DUGGAN, Nov. 2d 1S80. Adm’r., flu bonis non. Sandcrsville, Ga. apr 20-tf J. T.Laneigne, NEXT DOOR TO ADAM’S LIVERY STABLE I am prepared to do all kinds of GEORGIA—Washington Comity. Whereas, W. J. Taylor, aihn’r of tlie eslale of W. K. Taylor, deceased, ap plies to mo for letters of dismission from said estate. These are therefore to cite and ad monish all persons concerned, to he l appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given mitlcr my hand at office, in Sandcrsville, this Nov 4th, 1880, C. C. BRO WN, Ord. nov 4, 1880 -3iyi GEORGIA—Washington Cpunty Thirty days alter date application wit be made to* the Court of ordinary for leave to sell the land of tlie late A. F. Wiggins, deceased, for the purpose a distribution among tlio heirs, oct 28 M. Newman, Ad’mr. %m,g« You will find tho best nickel Cigars in town at II. C. Boughton’s. GEORGIA—Washington County. Whereas, Joseph D. Marlin, adrnili- istrntor of the eslatoof John II. Mar lin, deceased, asdics for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate. These are therefore to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and ditors of said deceased, to bo and appear at my office within the time pre scribed by law and show cause il any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, at Sandcrsville, Ga., this Nov. 1st, 1880. C. C. BROWN, Ordy. uov 4—30d Notice ta Creditors. All persons having claims agnin.-t the ostato of Wm. B. Wartlien, ck- Onsed, will present them ti ifi; un dersigned, in terms of the law. Nov. 4th, 1830. M. Newman, Adm’r. BLACKSMITH & PLOW AT REASONABLE BRICES. ALSO DEALER IN GEORGIA—'Washington County Whereas, Thomas I. Davis having ap plied to me for the binding out of Andy Coldwell, a colored minor orphan, about 12 years old and said minor having no kin to lie found in said county; These are therefore, to cite all concern ed, to show cause if any they can, on or jHwial fJ&s©,, €f@ffla® U Prices 1> rut ill? ® ^ CASKETS April, loth iS.So tf STORE ROOm FOREALE. IFill be sold mi the first Tuesday in December next, A good Store house 21 feet, wide, (uidSGfOet in length, before the 10th day of November next, | with a lot back of it 26 feet in width why said Andy Coldwell should not be and 49 foot long. Also a vacant lot ad- * . , 1 • -1 rm T IX t.. miniiwr OO-.rl li . ilion mi fl,n nt. 0,1 pound to the said Thomas terms of the law. Davis itr joining said house on tlie west, 24 feet wide and 87 feet length. The vacant lot Bold Great chanco j’jg'overj,I* Ivenk'T The hearing to be had in the Ordinary’s will do to build a good store house on, office of said county, on Wednesday teu situated on the uortu side of the Public o’clock, n. m. November 10, 1880. By br-jj Square. der of oct 14--30J C. C. Brown, Ord’y, ROUC oct 26,1880-tds rllTON & SMITH. toTrike YiiuV, &yrub&ln^ Any oueeftu -| V en,i l Cut agent. 'H^iow that Kubeeribors. Tlio l>' iue iH rt .,, 0 rts A body Biibscribcs. , n gcut ror ol l,A aubHcribera in a (lay- A ; kAllO vl ' 0 „, ever *21)0 clearlprollt Iu tel '' lli v,' vo t t all (Mats u(.tiling to try the • Ad‘]res* ^ engages fails to make great iay. . . tlaL d, J* h UEUltGE STIX80.N &CO., *