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THE MERCUitY.
TUESDAY, MAY 81, 1881.
I07ICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Wc desire to remind all our sub
scribers that have not settled lor
the paper, that wc cannot run a
jiaper without money and would
be pleased to'have them come for
ward and settle. It is not our wish
to stop your paper, but we pay
cash for paper and work and arc
obliged to collect or else sb>|
it. So friends come up and pa>
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JPAVFIY PIMPTl \ Welcome Sivet’l Day. of Best.
ifuJEFEL
Mary /.. dolmaon, the subject ol tins
notice passed away quietly on the 14th
lay of May, 1881, in tlie eleventh year
or her age. A'lie liad just, lived Jong
enough to endear herself to all who
knew her. Though from her very iu-
[faiiey the Lord hail visited her with sore
The recent grand jury producedlaillictions she lmcl bore them all with
Judge Simmons aslhoproleclorol
MI NOUS-
TAX NOTICE,
T will attend the following
- , 1 -ip j 1 ,, IU UlMllo Will/ 1UU1UI 1111111% 111 tit
places on the days specifiedfor thepm- jnf(TOt on K;li d premisesHOdescribed, al-
Dose of ieivinor tie 'ax K 'turns lor, .. , .... , • i i .. -i .... , » ? .
jand said William F. Brantley, having
;by the death of his only daughter and
. (> d 11 ho only child of said .'/ary M. Brantley
K 11 1 hecome entitled to one. fourth undivided
Tho Cotton Exposition.
To give our readers some idea ol
tlic magnitude and importance of tho
grout Cotton Exposition to commence
in Atlanta on tho nth day of October
and continue to J)ee. 131st 1881 wo
Christian meekness without a murmer,
and on the 14th inst. at 10 o'clock p. m.
.'he hie.-sod Savior who said “suffer 1 it-
children to come unto me” releived
icr oi all of her afflictions and welcomed
r to that sweet land of rest.
Tho grief of the bawl stricken family
?ia almost indi wribable, and eapeeii.Uy
f the aged and allliclcd lather who in
Yesterday the indicated mrlim#}’ 0 ’“"j r, j v ] " w ' vif ?>
1 fitlie eldest son and now tins darling t
txeitenient among Macon bar
keepers anil an array ot indict
ments was found against a munberg'
of barkeepers for selling whiskey
ui Sunday and allowing minors to
drink.
pose of receiving the Tax Returns
the Slate and county Taxes for the ye
188] ;
Sun Hill J/ondny May
Davjsboro Tuesday
Cato’s Wednesday
Giles’ Thursday “
(Hays’s Friday
Robison's mondny
McBride's Tuesday
Wammock’s Wednesday “
Lamb’s Thursday “
Riddlevillo Friday “
Hebron Monday “
Prosser’s Tuesday “
Peacock’s Wednesday .Tune
were arraigned before Judge Sitii-Sliody. Stic was buried on the Sabbath j Worth on’s mill Thurday
mons in tho Superior Court
room"
liter her death with till the adeotiou and i Tnbernaele
severo lecture of rebuke. Jud
Sinitnous stated in ellect that lie
had been written to by mother
... . , who implored hint to stand between
will state that the $200,000 capital 1 . . 1 , ,,,, ,
... ... . . , 1 their young sons and ruin. 1 hat
Stock lias all been been taken and pat
in, and tho work is now progressing , ...
rapidly on otic of tho handsome* , - and-fl ,aren * 8 iU "' * llu ~ 81 ' 0 T
est, most elaborately ornnmentive am
attractive structures ever erected
lids country
Friday
.lienor that the entire oommuntiy couldjOoonoo Monday
Hid heavily fined,after it noble unil|give. May the Lord sanctify this their,Irwin’s x Road Tuesday
uni bereavi incut, to the good of the cii-
ire family, and console them with tno
nappy thought that their loss is her
teruul gain. A.
Lace and Wax Flower work.
It is to bo a World's Fair taking tlioEtliCl 11. J lid
they were being allured from home,I
tin bril
ll'iiaut, lighted saloon and frescoc
i;,|bilUai*d hall and only blighted live
Band disapjtointed hopes nwaite
1.
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Tennillc Wednesday
IPartlicn’s St ire Thursday
1 will close my books on the 10
Juno 1881.
In Sunders villo every Saturday
tho books are closed,
may 3rd 1881. R. J. MOVE, T. R.
Since affliction lias unfited
inn for buisness and so much
leisure hangs wearily I would be
inleasgd to get a few scholars in
lit A.
W ash
of Got
llou Exposition on account
of cotton bfeingn leading product of lbe|him lltiit it was a matter of
the South and cutering largely iuto tin * an j serious doubt in his
commerce of the entire world. \\ <■
are assured by the managers that every
thing necessary to success will he done
and that the exhibit ion will not hi
confined to cotton alone but will ho tt
GENERAL EXHIBITION.
Every implement used in
pearing and cultivating tho soil
whether by hand, animal power
or steam; will lie exhibited, and oitrL.
southern visitors will see imple !t
fthe first party
gra\
mim
hether to send him to jail or'im-
SpoBO a fine. At this the concoeter
(of drinks paled and became iriglt-
Stuned. Why, staid Judge bim-
mons, I ltavc this morning, just
now, sentenced a man to the peni BeUusdii
r re *ltentiary for life for tho murder or 1
.fa follow human being and are you
lany less guilty than ho. Daily
Pyotr pave the road of a young mam
jjruin, death and dam it a ti o n
incuts they never (beamed ot, antlpyi, roU g}, y 0Ur instrrmentalily the-jjday ever brought to the market,
wails of Motheii and tho sobs ol&—
OB DINA IlY’S OFFICE,
WASHINGTON CnFNTY, Gt:n!
7'o tho Rial Commissioners of
ingto’i County,
Section 003 of tho Code page 112 re-
quircH “the Ordinaries to keep rogister-
ed in a book in their office ti list of nil
pnldio roads and road districts in the
county to bo added to nndcorrected from
time to time, as new roads or now dis
tricts are laid out or old ones altered or
discontinued." As / have found no
Elder T. M. Harris Appoints for' such book in my office, I would rospert-
.1 title 1881 [fully bog you to nid mo in getting tip
r , ,, , , , . that book by furnishing mo at your enrl-
Tordans Mill 1st Sunday 11 o clock A M. ,„ K , 0( , nvonil . ]ico with u list of the roads
‘ uvlhl,oro •» •• «• •> • • ^ • ^1* in your reopeotivo (liKtriots, ami tlit-roby
Simmons said toll .ace work or Wax Flowers
arraigned beforelwill teach for^2,00 per scholar
Mrs S Fannie Jernigam.
May list 1881.
dotted and assigned by said deed of par
tition, is now tho owtiorin his own right
to said otto fourth undivided interest in
tire embraced in
, which mortgage
was conditioned that, if said William F.
„ji! Brantley should paj oil and discharge,
o.i'said Imud according to its tenor and of-
oj ifeet, then said deed of mortgage and
or.jsaid bond should he void.
And it further appearing, that said
bond remains unpaid; It is therefore or
dered that said William F. Brantley,nnd
as said trustee and said Mary M. Bran
tley pay into court by the first day of
the next term thereof the principal, in
terest, attorney’s commissions and cost
due on raid mortgage, or show 'cause to
the contrary, if thorn bo any; and that
in lailurc of said William F. Brantley
and as said trustee and said Mary M.
f Brantley «>i to do, the equity of reilempt-
jion in and to said mortgaged premises he
until b’rever thereafter barred and foreclosed,
j And it is further ordered, that this
j Rule lie published in the Saiidersville
j Mercury once a month for fom months,
or copies thereof served on said Wil
liam F. Brantley trustee, and said Mary
M. Brantley or their special agent or at-
|torney, at least three months before the
next term of this court.
JAMES K. HINES
Petitioners Attorney.
By tho court,
If. W, Carswell,
Judge S. C. M. (J.
A true extract from the minutes of the
Superior (Joint of said
county, April lttili 1881.
A. M. J/uyo,
Clerk.
2 J Laid promises which
2^ said deed of inorts
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WAGONS
EXCELLENCE.
XjiKJxt ! GSfsFlirasla. S TAT/vi-j-,nxatocl |
SAVE your HONEY, vrrito for Catalogue and PRICE LIST to
The Boston Buckboard Co.,
NEW HAVEN, CONN,
BIITTCIlEiLLi, lilEWIS A CO., Ifiruilno, WIs,,
Manufacturers of JF'. / li ,?f tit .T tit S' £t S' t i* i! T R’.l O O J^S
Also SOLE Mannfnctnri'ri)
of tho coin!)rated UoSTOK
Buokboabu or
NOfiE-AY WAGON.
Bock Eyo 2d
,,11 o’clock and
Saturday before,
,, ,, ,, 5 o’clock P. M. _
3d Sunday II o’clock A. M,
L’oomltsboi'o 3d Sunday 5 ,, ,, 1’. M,
Saudoi'Hvillo 4th Sunday 11 “ “ A. M.
and 8 o’clock P. M.
place under obligations,
Yours respectfully,
nmy 31-2t AT. NEWMAN. Onl’y.
notice to Trespassers.
.1/ary
Libel Tor
Bran tie v
biVOITt'.
11 An. Brantley
I livoree, Washington
Superior Court J/ivrch
Term 1881.
LJ.-
Til!-, MITCI-IEI.L STANDARD I’DAT!
)KM
/.. Roughton received yester-j 1 ,
lay die finest lot of fancy can
It appearing to tho Court that the dc-
jfondant docs not reside in the County
,,, , 'tifoi'csaid, and it further appearitig that
All persons are hereby forbidden u»-i R nid defendant resides out of the said
il’KINO WACJON.
Also Three-Spring nnd Four-Spring Wotjons, and Sit’e-Spr ng Ihtg^ics.
•The Ml I Cli WAGON is Monarch of the only the very best stock used in its con*
struct ion and made by the hrM wagon mechanics in the world. The Spring Wagon and Ihiefyy De
partment is entirely separate from the Farm W.u*oii shops. A.vl for tho manufacture of this clar of
: h.wu facilities unsurpusicd. Send for Catalogue and Illuslratc>l I't
RtlTClllSKi.fi, LKIVIS A: CO.
WiH.
that will exeito their womlor Tin '
exhibition of implements and nm-jiSisTEit | U0 lieatci in ilesoltitu bourn
chinos will embrace the lull «cope
designed for maim cl labor, anitnal|p 11(3 dai'kncss of your sin
power and steam power Titer
will bo seen all implements for plnti-ii.
ting and fertilizing, as well as for]
tier iieiir.lty of the law, from Iluntin
tttd Fisliing or Trospassitt
iter on my Lands.
GEO. M.BRANTLEY,
Snndcrsville, Ga., May 2tth 1881.
^EKULBBlbr all inaeltines ul-
irurht futures are shadowed by| wll J’ 3 on ^ ani ^ !l * ^ 18 "F'l'nigtui s.
The
morals of tho youths of our city
ire being corrupted and their rc-
bnrvesting, cotton pickers, etc.
Carts, trucks, farm mill freight
wagons, and the component part
spectahility tainted.
Judge Simmons imposed fines to 1
the amount of sorno twelve lain—
li ed dollars. Several parties wore
of the same, weighing st ales, anil §250, some #125 anil #150
measuring and testing apparatus
Machines for preparing cotton
)utfe flaz,&e, for market, l’resscs
seed ltullcrs, oil presses nnd ttia-
chincry for plantation uses. Giu(al.)oiisli lnpior drinking on Sunday
houses, horse powers, engines,
Btcdm power, cotton presses and
dirt-roud traction engines.
All kinds of guano and commer
cial fertilizers.
'Cotton seed, plants, bolls; cotton
in tho seed, ginned cotton and
bided cotton.
One party wns fined $325* J uilgo
Simmons is determined ns fur as
jlics in his power to check the sel
dug of whiskey to minors nnd
—TEL & MES.
73 bcav.
Death Of Samuel Jordan Smith
ARE NOW OPENING A
A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
HATS, SHOES,
Carefully selected by our
Junior, in New York.
Our Stock of JEWELRY,
WATCHES, GOLD & SILVER
Plated
ot a
are,
cat variety
o!
On Thursday last at his home,! onsistiu
unrounded by his family H ii(||uovcUics, mwor beforesoeu in thb
in tiny mini- | ( Lorilcril by the Court that snitltlefeiul-
mit. bo mid appear at the next term of
jthis Court to uiroatir I’hiintilV-t Libel for
j Divorce, us in default thereof the Court
nu J/u .miL.1 will iiroeeoil us justice shell appertain.
DlsM)Lb I ION. | It is further ordered tliut tlefemlnnt hr
7’ho firm of 7/urloo Co., is tins served by publicutiou of this Rule ourr
toy dissolved by mutual consent, Miss a mouth for four months iu the Kundrrs-
ilnrtie Davis is nlouo authorized to col- ville Mercury previous to the next Term
loot the accounts. of this Court, This March 10th, 1881.
may 31—tf.
(1 E() RGIA-
Ctmrlrs A. Durloo,
y/utio Davis.
-w
shington County.
lFliorens, Joseph D. Martin, Admit.-
istrut or eiun testnineuto annex o of Jot.n
11. Martin, deceased, applies to mo for
letters of uistnission from said adminis
tration.
This is therefore to notify all concern
ed to show cause, if any they have, with
in the time prescribed by law, why said
letters should not be granted.
Given under my hum! at office in Hun-
dersville, this 4th day of April, 1881.
M N E3V MAN, Ordinary,
npr t—3m
U. W. CARSWELL,
Judge S. C. -M. C.
A true extract front the minutes of the
Superior Court of said county, this April
14th, 1881. A. M. MAYO,
Clerk
Xf;)4l ^llmtjfimMllS
loving friends S. J. Smith breath- ls ^coouuiflfl.v
, lYv e make no display ol
od his last, in the lilfy-thiro year?
of his age, lie was one of our mos
Wool in the fleece, carded undjprominent citizens, a member
jn boles. Goat’s hair, camel’s lmir.ldio Baptist cliurh, a lending mer-j
Ac.
Silk —raw, in the cocoon and ree
led
Hemp, flax, jute, ramie, pita
nnd other textile fibers in till sta
ges.
Manufacturing machines for ev
erything on earth. This will bo a
grand display.
Manufactured articles of cvoryjldaughters
chant and a large planter, bis lift
was a busy one, success had crown
’d his labors, and full of honors:
he has retired to his lust resting
place, he will be sadly missed, not
only at home around the old hearth
stone by tho wife of his youth,!
who climbed with him the hill of
Jlife, hy his children both sons antljj
conceivable nature. Minerals, ores,
marbles, slates, stones, lime, comen
clays, coal-everything dug out mi-
ef sensation
'll advertisements, but will con
vince our friends when they hon
or us with their patronage, that
our goods tire good solid goods,
md our prices as reasonable as the
most exacting can expect..
RULE NISI.
(.■'EORG 1 A.—Washington county
WASHINGTON SUl’EUlOK COl'RT;
March Term, 1881.
(Ilmrles J. Hurrah,
R %o«Y-
sfiBSiissfssMSM
.
an> lIn* mini liKAttTIFDX. In KTVI.M ...
F lilt It HOT in TOM', ever nmde. They aontal!
e.rry im|ir»veiii(‘iit ner.-i»nry for ii(lr*i>rU(I
OltlJAN, a 111-1 MaliII.--, m:r Crlelinitril CKLIMTI
MTOIS ivlilclllH II l ino Imltiitlnit of |ha Ha.
mini Voi-v. WATEItS* 11AKMON1C, «MyS
Gtti BEST RAE'»ltIIOIUl,Knml Im i.c-rtoiu
(.' A.NS,In m Hill,- en-i.ii.eleKiint di-Kiiia.
;• ’S'lno FI M l”. I % OK INIJ with OHKaV
l :IJ,! I! Dot TON li, mi it utile for Fur tor, Hrhaal
or l liini It. l‘.-ieeu t',JO, '.KtO, *>73, 885, SIOU
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'MAI & SOI?
Apt U, 1SS0—tf
vs
William F Brtinlly,
Trustee of his wife,
J/ary M. Branty.
Sheriff* Soles*.
Will he solrl before the Court IIourc
lour in the city of Wainlcivville rl it ring
the usual hours of sale on the first Tues
day iu June, the following property to
wit:
One tract or parcel of land containing
•150 acres more or less, adjoining laud
of G. B. Thigpetl, Moye and others, El> for MIX YKAR^, to alve Entire :--uitlri'if.-tlii:>. I r-teeN fixtreineiy JLow. Monthly lBUlfti*
levied on as the property of Jesse Brown “* n ‘» received Jitigirmr.l nun_i<, K ne Free. Aim.NTS wanted
to satisfy two Justice(J>mrt li fa's in fav
or of Miles Whitfield executor of the es
tate of Robert Whitfield and again,t
aid Jesse Brown, levy made by J. \V
J '.T-'-'AKV „ n 1 FUJI Tl ITIT.orethe JIENTMABl.
■ ('nr lit M.l f )• .,rt (INK, mcAItTY oTFIMUM
- - ...U tlMlA I'IU K AHH.fTY they CANNOT*
_ ' i Xl KI.Dtm. I’rlee, with Mnnl, I’nrrr »»4
noolt, Hnxod nnd Shlnpeil, only -M !»(>, rtivvnrd. ( very I'i/.M) end OKUAN WARRANT*
Moft'r.r’p Ac., saul ,tease Drown, levy mane tiv
MarehTerm 1881 'b ysu, consfalde, anil returned to me,
of the Superior
Court of Wash
ington County.
R. U'. Cars-
RKlNilART if; SANDERS,
Present, the ITonorablo
well, .Judge of said court. ,,, . 1T . i - . , , ,,
It appearing to the court, by the peti i Lindsay s, known as the Lt
tion of Charles J. Ilarr,ill that on thei^^i\\\,
20th day of January, A. 1). 1870. Wil
limn F. Brantley made and delivered to
said Charles J . ilarrah his writting ohli-
g gatory, commonly called a bond, wlierc-
Ly said William F. Brantley stands hound
I to said ('harle.s ,T. Ilarrah in the sum of
ixteen hundred Dollars, conditioned for
ii'espeel fully inform tho cifizHn?| , 1 l, ®»" l >' , ! K ’ ,lt " f ! 1 1 K,K ." 1 " "f eight hundred
whom lie loved with a jot Washington and adjoining <,M,
lnrt all over our couii-l con 11 tins that thoy havo o^ienrii a jt-ho lirst dayof March, April
fathers lov
Ity lie will bo sadly missed; upright
{truthful, honest and industrious lit
lied or quarried from the earth,'{had made for himself a name luidlrespeet fullj solicits tin
and the same manufactured.
reputation of which his friends
All timber woods and their pro-!may well fool proud, lie was horns
ductioir land reared in our county, wa.-i
;■ Grains, plants, roots, tobacco,rpublic spirited and liberal, evciS
and all seed. Eformost in every undertaking tiling
Productions of the farm and the|was calculated to elevate the statu
inmo manufactured. sing of our people or improve then
Animals, fish and fish culture injjeondition. but lio has gone from
actual operation.
Chemicals, oils,
tracts.
Bricks, fine clay goods, tiles and
crockery.
Furniture and all household ar
ticles.
[Boot and Shoe shop in Sanders-1 May, J u u o, July,
iville,next door to Uiingle &Orrsbeast. iSopfcmbcr nnd Octnhcr, A. I)
tore on 1 layim street, where they! I8 FJ, '"gffilmr wuh jnleiost tmynhl,
- • • , t •• monthly at the rate of six per cent, pe
P a G'°u annum nnd ton per cent fittoniey’sciuii
lge ot till’ ladies and gentlellienlmissions Oil principal and interest in the
\11 work done iti tho best styli’lqve.utof suit, tocolloct saiil bond, or tin*
md of the host material. I foreclosure, of the mortgage hereinafter
July fi—tf
named; and it further appearing that af
terwards oil the same day for the pur
pose of securing the payment of mid
Bond, which was given hy said William
Boyd’s Minia-I*'’ hrautley in consideration of and for
money advanced by said (Jhnrles J. Har-
, ,, - ... , rah for tho use, benefit and support of
it tho Mercury olhco by C. C. [,j s w ifc, Mary M. Brandy, now the sole
BATTERIES! BATTERIES!
A fresh supply of
Batteries just received, ami foi
legal notice given tenant in possed-m.
Also at the same time and place, wil
he sold one tract or parcel of land lying
and being in said county, containing til
ty acres more or le-.s, hounded North liy
.lames Stephens’ E ist h> W. (’. Math
ews’South hy T. J. (look’s West hy
amp
two
I Superior (,’ourt li fa’s for cost, in favor
of J. F. R igors vs John J. Davis, lov-
| mil oil an the property of John,] Davismul
legal notice given, and properly pointed
out hy plaintiff.
<). A. ROUGHTON.
may 3, 1881. Sheriff W. C.
Also at the same time and place will
1 >0 Hold one tract or paved of land eon-
less, bourn
rtb East and South hy lands of .Joseph
A„!j Joiner west hy public, road lending from
Sun Hill to Balt's Ferry levied on to
satisfy a Justice court ti. fa. issued from
the (list 1 list. G. M. in l'avov of A. .1.
. I oilier bearer and against Kate and John
Waters property levied on as property
of Kate and John Waters, levy made by
James T. Cary oonstalilo 93d Dist. and
returned to me, Legal notice given de
fendants in possession. ,
O. A. h’l RTGHTON,
Sherilf, W. (!.
Also at tlie same lime and place will he
s'dd one tract or parcel of land situated in
Washington ('o., containing two hundred
HORACE WATERS & CO., Manufacturer!} and Dealer*.
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[among us anil the scenes which
paints, ex |onco knew him will know him no
(more forever. May ho rest
oace. He was buried on Friday g
evening, an immense crowd follow
ing his remains, services were had
in the Baptist ehrch, Rev. Thomas
M. Harris officiating in a most do
jquent and acceptable manner,after j
which the funeral cortege moved
to the ccmetary where tiie body
was placed at rest, thereto remain GEORGIA Was
or, sculpture and all flue arts. Ed-( an p,i £’ ie resurrectioit morn,“when
tho angel shall declare the mystery
o’er, that time has been, but linn
iliall be no more.”
•ibis wife, Mary M. Brandy, now the sole and sixty acres more or less bounded on
j boni’liciary of the property herein after die North hy 11. W. I bill East hy D. H.
''described as held hy said William E. Tucker South hy It. L' Warthen West hy
Military equipments in all theirjj
broad rango.
Medicines, wood working ma
chinery, flourmills, earriges,leatli-
ucation and clothing.
Wc cannot enumerate a tithe of
the great Exposition; in short tin
visitors will sec everything in the
world worth seeing.
W(-nVj,!'"jp.M-snii v°j'm-n '’, ls ,n Dtce for Ins said wife, said I Wai. Brooks levied on as the property of
to Dike- siiiih-i-iptioiis for fi,William E. Brantley, Trustee as aforesaid IR- W. Carr to satisfy a Superior Court ti fa
Rost, ch.'iipost iMul iitustnitci'and J/ary M. Brandey, his wife, solcl'm favor of New Jersey Chf inical Co., of
.’.'m omM-a'p j,!'’-!!,,, 1 , 1 . !i‘hi'^c.'ss- l 'C:itui quo trust, executed anil delivered j ’hiiadeldhin, vs It. \Y. Carr property iev-
;: " , i w u-iis of art piu>n ino ioito said l diaries .J. I larraii a i-iu-t.'iio dc-il ,ied on as pronertv of It. W. ( Lit and le-
V
ill agent. Hixntt
Vino mouJ”'jn C ‘ ,l, .V^yi'^ said diaries
HiUscrioor* in a thiy. A ludy ngeut roporti making ^ • 1 lcVlTit 11, tllO 8tOlV, Uonill in tllti north
,,f «l*««t»re House, w!licit room is
t) ttm l)u.sino«H, or only vonr apDrctinr. You uccil HOW OCClipiCiu Uy Mark Aowin.111 iV. boll,
lot 1,0 mvay from hoi,10 over You nm ,lo U and the 1101 til half of tllO Lot Oil which
s well uh otiierM. Full cliroctioijH und icons Iron 1
.1* gant nml o.vponsivo outfit froo. If you
profitable work semi um your aiMross at once
tH nothing to trv thn husinc
ngagCK fails to niako gn at juiy. Addi
(icorgo Stinson iStCo., L’ortlainl, Maine.
‘if
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d Ui id uicx %
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Largest IVfanufacturer? of Hood Organs in the World!
ESTEY ORGANS ARE
AND TII3 KAlJrUrAC’J Ul'EH-'i A;
WARRANTED,
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sure lo Scud for Illustrated Calitae hoforo Purchasing.
ertain deed icd on as property of It. W. Carr anil le
al notice given defendant in poscssion
O. A. Roughton,
Bhcritl', W. C.
aid Store House stands, said Store
'll house and lot fronting west on tho pub--
ih-rnti"" 0 " 1,0 square iu Saiidersville, Georgia, and
bounded on the south by I’, liapps’lot,
|<m the east hy Amanda Davis’s lot (now
liillgton County.i^f' H- Boyer’s,) on the north hy B. I).
Lvans lot, containing one eighth of an
By M. Newan, Ordinary of said County. |ii ere more or less, (Zncliariali Brantley,
late of said State and comity having de
parted this life seized iu his demesne as of
fee of the above described premises, and
having hy the second item of his last
Redmond, Ihc Outlaw.
Tho hearing of the ease of Red
mond, the outlaw, was postponed
until tho next session of the Fed
eral Court. Tlio court consented
to give him hail in the sum of $2,
500. He still in jail at Asheville,
N. C., not having as yet been ab'.o
to give this bail.
TH K COINKLIXG C'AUCUS COX 51
UP.
NY herons, 0. II. P. Beall. Guardian
f Clone l>. Inman, applies to me for let
ters of dismission from his guardianship;
Those are therefore Incite ami admon
ish all whom it may concern to he and
Appear at my office, on the first Monday
Oil DINAR VS OFFICE, ]
GEORGIA—AYnshinglon County I
liy the Ordinary of Said On
Whereas, Spencer 15 A W.S. V/mn-
inaek, Admistrators of the estate of Win.
Wommaek, deceased, apply to me for
loiters of dismission from saiil admiiii U'a-
tion.
Therefore all persons concern'’;! are
tore by required to show cause (if any
will and testament conveyed and devised
his property as follows, twit: ‘'.Second
ly 1 loan my beloved wife, Mary Brant-
may 20th-30d
We think it is time for the Geor
gia legislature when they meet in
July next, to make arrangements|Admmistration
to enlarge the State Asylum lor
Lunatics.
Ai.iunv, may 28.-The Morning Ex-^Vr-uited.'
press, winch represents the (Lnklnigsec
tion in tlie city, gives up all hope of so
uring a caucus. It says: ‘We have been
overridden in this matter. The party lias 1
been overridden. The prospects now are
that in consequence of the withdrawal of
enough names to reduce the signatures
below tlie requsite number, that tlie Re
publicans will proceed to vote without
settling their party atl'airs by themselves.
Conklins cocks can’t crow
Albany, may 28—The Evening Jo m -
in July 18HL to show cause if any they for and duriii B her natural life,
have, Why sanl letters should not *li« nmnnrtv ..f ’
ORDINARY’S OFFICE
G EORGIA—YYushiiigtoti county.
Whereas E. AI. Gumming, Guardian
of Haiinah M. Kitcliens, now 11 a w kins, [ | u , y | mvi .) why said , uhnini ti 'ators sl,n,:i'l
applies to me for otters ot ilismi s sion| llot be dhcharged on the first J/onday in
lrq .1 said guardianship, . I August next.
I his is, therefore, to cite and admonish
all persons concerned to be and appear
at my office on the first monthly in .July
next, to show cause, (if any they have)
iwhy said letters should notbograulod. '
Given under iny hand officially, this
14th day of May, 1881.
M. NEWJ/AN,
may 19,18.81—4t -Ordinary \V. C.
nal makes tlie following classification ofttlie.
he legislature on tlie Senatorial question
Senate, 15; assembly 431
M NEWMAN,
Ordinary Y\ r , G.
GEORGIA—NYashiiigton County
By M. Newan, Ordinary of said County.
Whereas, Robert L. Rodgers, admin
istrator of the estate of Elizabeth Archer __ f ....
deceased, applies to me for leave to I her children; and Solomon D. Brantiey'
sell real estate of said Eliziibeth Archer ;Uvifo anil daughters, and William F.
11ns is therefore to notify all concern-!Brantley, wife and daughter, by deed
to show cause, if nnv fliev linvn Iif'nf Hi»-titi,.n ♦!./» u»L Jn.. ..r
Given under my hand and official sig-
. ; iPP‘ , i J,l '| nature, at Banders ville, this .J/ay2d I MS l
M. N Ell M/AN,
may 5—3m. Ordinary w. co.
(iEORGIA—Washington county.
Whereas, Robert L. ltodgers, Adinpi
(Tiuiin'akv’s Oitick.
GEORGIA—Washington County
liy the Ordinary of Saul Co.
Y\ herons, T. J Gilmore applies to
me lor Idlers of Admiration on tin.
.fiot'il
9; iu
rfenate, 1 ; assembly, 7
'essembl''' ' h!i * U !'Y’ , a j lly oll jV 0 , ln ^“‘^raville, on luted and assigned the above described
.), .issembly, .. 1 - total,-to On the leucejthe 23rd of May, 1881. m. Newman, I premises to said William F. Brantley
totnl * b ' | may 20-30d. Ordinary (V. G. 'trustee as aforesaid Ids heirs and assigns ;
the property of whatever kind or de
scription l may possess, alter my just
debts have been paid, and at her death,
my will and desire is that said property
be equally divided, one moiety of which
to vest in Solomon D. Brantley in trust: , , „ -
for Mary E. Brantley, wife of said So!o-b'f ,:ltc 0 , 10 Daniel, late of said
' " ' Gounty, deceased.
These arc therefore to cite and
admonish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of said deceased to be
and appear at my office on the first
Mondy iu June next to show cause it
any they have why said letters of
administration should not lie granted
Given under my. hand at office iu
Saiidersville this May 2d, 1881
M. NEWMAN Qi'diiu ‘
mou J). and her children, the other
moiety to vest in William F. Brantley in
trust for his wife J/ary M. Brantley and
ed to show cause, if any they have, at of partition, boaring date tho 8th day of
,thc next July Term of this Court, why October, 1875 duly executed, made
said leave should not. bo granted. |partition of the estate of said Zachariah
(nven under my hand and official sig-jBrantley, deceased, inter alia al-
May 5-30d
istnitor, has applied to me l'or leave to
sell the lands belonging to tlie estate of
John 8. Armstrong, lU-cem-ied.
These aro tliereiore to cite and admon-
isli all whom if. nmy concern to l,o and
appear :.t my office on tlie .first Monday
iu Juno, 1831, toHliowenune, il' any they
nave, why the lonve to m-il should not
bo granted.
Giv- u under my hauil cud official sig-
uHi-ille at >3-.ind“rsvilJo, ftfi da-of .Vpril
1881, vj, N EWMAN, Ordinary.
apr 21, 18 I—dt
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